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He had never considered it his affair that a soldier of the Legion lay dying in Algiers, nor had it appeared to him as a matter for sorrow.

The proof of our existence is no longer a matter for speculation, and only the most sceptic amongst you could deny it.

"We don't discuss William's private life, it's a matter for him, " she said, on customary condition of anonymity, in line with policy.

The question of what measures are needed in accordance with this policy is a matter for the BoJ to decide.

China's grain output has always been a matter for wonder.

Clever clever we always avoid this problem, I still do not know, is a matter for regret, or a self-congratulation.

He said it appeared to him that some people in the government felt it was only a matter for the defense ministry to handle.

Until now, the detection of illegal immigrants has invariably been a matter for the federal authorities.

But, he said, creating a 'stability fund for the euro'-the larger part of the package-had to be 'a matter for the euro-group countries. '

He said decisions on cabinet appointments were a matter for the prime minister, which he respected.

The scope and handling of any police investigation is a matter for the police themselves.

THE decline of the euro is often treated as a matter for exporters alone.

Such planning is not just a matter for companies in threatened economies on the periphery.

Margaret Thatcher, former UK prime minister, was right when she said that exchange rates were a matter for markets to decide.

Stop discussing such a matter for the moment.

Penguin skates are a matter for the rescue of his girlfriend and upset, because a group of angry snowman captured all its friends!

Whether the last three items should be lumped in with the other address elements is a matter for further discussion.

Earlier this week a state department spokesman said it was a matter for Pakistan to decide upon.

The United States. Considers that any conflicting claims are a matter for resolution by the parties concerned.

What can happen during this phase can be only a matter for speculations, for what Freud called "metapsychology" .

We are here talking about people power and means of such folk customs as a matter for agreement as to consciously maintain power.

Don't you think this is now a matter for the police?

THE identity of the people who run the world's banks is not just a matter for boards and shareholders.

The location of the server and its support files is a matter for individual system administrators. The following are thus suggestions only.

That he did so by allying himself with another form of tyranny is a matter for another post.

Mr Greenspan says fraud is a matter "for the attorneys-general of the states" , not the Fed.

The Chinese lender is not seeking control, and while Barclays should be wary of the reputational risks, those are a matter for its board.

The symbols of a capital V and the capital M that Mary and Jesus make together are a matter for debate.

In aesthetic terms , just how well the lower frontal cockpit is mated to the higher , voluminous rear, will be a matter for debate .

How the investment return for the fiscal reserves is accounted for is a matter for the Treasury .

Resolving such questions is still a matter for the individual states.

No doubt this is a matter for regret, but the same thing has happened to many other ancient tombs.

Dealing with China and its arcana imperii was a matter for professionals, not politicians.

But while the funding of healthcare is not a matter for this column, the management of it is.

Indeed as the Treasury itself confirmed last night, tax policy is a matter for the Chancellor.

Agree on a matter for decision: Example: Can you agree on a date for the next meeting?

The exact shape it will take is still a matter for debate, but the idea, in its original form, is thrillingly simple.

But the fact they are paid as they are is a matter for individual resentment, not official intervention.

This was considered to be a religious issue and so to be a matter for the church courts.

Sade's beauty, though, is not simply a matter for the gawkers and the sales department; there are very few faces like hers.

"Madoff was fraud. We think crime is a matter for supervisors and the police, " says a diplomat.

Commercial decisions are a matter for the banks themselves.

How these should be interpreted and enforced is a matter for individual countries.

The openness of UK corporations to foreign takeover is a matter for debate, at times in rather sterile terms.

First and primally, should it even be a matter for international law, or might private contract law suffice?

They also don't understand time, but that's a matter for a separate talk.

We shall see when we discuss relativity that the behavior of measuring rods and clocks is itself a matter for experiment.

Eg. In any case, this was a matter for debate, not for war.

Trade-offs are a fact of life; how to balance them is a matter for democratic politics, not statistical calculation.

What was going through the killer's mind is a matter for conjecture.

But whether this should remain its dominant claim to public support is a matter for debate.

However unfortunate, that would be largely a matter for them.

Among Chileans, the quality of the government's response was a matter for debate.

Can leave own net an a matter for is how pride behind at the such fascinating a son!

A raid from the north, on the other hand, must have been a matter for dread.

It remains though a matter for judgement by the Board as to whether that point has been reached.

Mine's a matter for the sake of living to Zan, built patio, there are those summer cooling products, this is not all mine on the care we do!

The 67-page plan, called "" , is the first comprehensive federal effort to end the evil, which is normally a matter for the states.

Amazon might not want to do this for good business reasons, but that's a matter for another article.

The salary is a matter for negotiation.

Mr. Holmes, that's a matter for the jury.

That is good news for the retailers of handbags, but whether it is good news for China is a matter for debate.

This is of course a matter for the banks.

It is a matter for congratulation that young man 's physique has very much improved.

This is a matter for god; worldly courts cannot pass any judgement on it.

This is a matter for the London Metropolitan Police.

What we shall do next is a matter for debate.

"I am yes, it doesn't offend me and I respect people's beliefs and it's a matter for others, " he told reporters.

This is a matter for the police.

This is ultimately a matter for politicians.

It is a matter for congratulation that young men's physique have very much improved.

This is certainly a matter for rejoicing.

This is a matter for me named lucky.

That is a matter for society at large to decide.

XML design is a matter for professionals, and if you want to gain value from XML you should be willing to study XML design principles.

It is not merely a matter, for instance, of the Hong Kong authorities' unilaterally dictating the use of cleaner fuel.

A matter for determination by the leaders concerned