Sentences with phrase «as matter»

I love baked sweet potatoes... and the entire list of ingredients as a matter of fact!

Well as a matter of fact we played a lot of games on this device to understand its behavior about gaming.

Don't get me wrong, I loved cheese, still do as a matter of fact, but it was just too overwhelming when I was younger.

It granted the employer's motion for judgment as a matter of law.

The subject matter of science may be taken as those matters of fact on which it is possible, in principle, to secure universal agreement.

I always use a professional editor and cover designer — it only makes sense, as we are competing with professionals who do so as a matter of course.

It's not a matter of price so much as a matter of not wanting to invest my time in a mediocre book.

Privacy protection can and ought to be at the heart of innovative tools — not only as a matter of legal compliance, but also as a principle of product design.

The process usually takes a while, and there are certain legal procedures and processes that facilitate the orderly resolution of issues as the matter progresses to trial.

That's why he suddenly told the justice committee it needed to be dealt with as a matter of urgency the other day.

Let's face it when we are looking for employment, we want a job now — right now as a matter of fact.

Because I've made a career out of my work with adolescents, I see as a matter of course what a parent might be seeing for the first time.

This meant that in some sectors theology was viewed as a matter of private opinion and personal insight or intuition.

No point in trying to fix the situation as no matter what you do you will have unhappy tenants.

Attorneys need to understand and alleviate client concerns as their matter progresses, not just when they first meet.

It attempts to set out the values that governments should accept as matters of constitutional principle.

It would seem that some Court of Appeal policy has caused the name to change as the matter moves from one level of the superior court to another.

The issue, then, remained to be considered as a matter of common law.

This acceleration enables the universe to conserve its total angular momentum; as matter falls in closer to the spin axis, it must increase in speed.

This egregious act can leave lasting physical and emotional scars that must be treated as a matter of urgency.

Once someone starts playing the game he or she might even come up with some extraordinary tips and tricks which eventually helps in order to score more as a matter of fact.

However, the function of the enabling power is to allow electronic will - making as a matter of course when the time is right.

Although there was no direct authority on the question, it could be addressed as a matter of principle.

Third, I encourage you to negotiate a contract as a matter of principle in defense of collective bargaining as a right.

Attorneys are basically trained to have the opinion that will win their case as a matter of the profession.

Once an administrative suspension is determined to be unauthorized, the remaining elements of the test for constructive dismissal will be found to exist almost as a matter of course.

Paying your bills on time as a matter of habit is the best way to ensure your credit remains healthy.

Bonus can not be claimed as a matter of right.

The value of a loss of consortium claim is determined as a matter of fact by the jury.

They treat raises as a matter of expectation («I deserve this raise because I deserve this raise»).

I think you need to make the case that the practice is wrong as a matter of policy.

It is the same as the matter of the religious genius.

Our experts will assist you in analyzing regulatory requirements as well as all matters relating to cost - effective carbon compliance.

So the court found that since the vendor had publicly claimed the house was haunted, then as a matter of law it was and they should have disclosed the information to the buyer.

The solution to the problem may not be framed as a matter of law.

I've got a bit of a stripe issue myself; I just wore them today as a matter of fact!

[27] As a matter of constitutional law, judicial review is intimately connected with the preservation of the rule of law.

A particular concept of freedom is being employed here, understood as a matter of not being tied down, as having as many options as possible kept open.

You are responsible for your own work as a matter of law, ethics, and fact.

Many job vacancies ask for experience as a matter of course and it is certainly challenging to gain this experience if nobody is willing to give you a chance in the first place.

Employers expect this generation's graduates to have strong IT skills as a matter of course, so you need to be willing to take on new technologies.