Sentences with phrase «interest in the matter»

Try it out since you have nothing to lose and we are sure that you will end up chatting with someone interesting in a matter of minutes.

The second is a conflict that arises when a lawyer has a personal interest in the matter.

I find his stories and many of his claims compelling, and I encourage anyone interested in these matters to pick up a copy, as it challenges conventional wisdom at every turn.

Many of these scholars have no vested interest in the matter.

Your teens feel better when you show interest in their matter and think that you are always there for them.

Can these be obtained through a Freedom of Information request, given the public's legitimate interest in the matter?

Since my teens, I've taken an active interest in matters of business and investing.

Even worse, there is no sign of interest in the matter although two further extreme winters, and a global cooling period of three decades followed.

The court spoke: clients own their legal matters and lawyers have no ongoing interest in the matter.

Direct adversity to immediate legal interests in the matter is required.

Lawyers might be interested in the matter of dividing up a pot, something that happens regularly in practice, albeit not in such a pristine fashion.

But the minority appears to have taken a keen interest in the matter and is using any means available to it to get challenge the issuance of the bond.

Wonu has a particular interest in matters involving whistleblowing.

He, therefore, charged government, precisely leader Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo - Addo, to take interest in the matter and investigate it.

The court held that this concern was outweighed by the legitimate public interest in the matter Art 10 (Re Guardian News and Media Ltd [2010] UKSC 1, [2010] 2 AC 697, [2010] 2 All ER 799).

From that point, Mr. Ford clearly had a pecuniary interest in the matter before Council, as he would be relieved of the reimbursement obligation if the motion passed.

Having worked in the industry, Peter has a particular interest in matters involving asset management or the sale of investment products.

[22] In summary, it is the respondent's position that as a matter of policy and statutory interpretation, a Council member's pecuniary interest in a matter, sufficient to engage s. 5 (1) of the MCIA, must mean a personal pecuniary benefit arising from a city commercial or business matter before council.

Although Stephen has experience in all areas of family work, he has a particular interest in all matters relating to children, the rights of the child and what is in the best interest of the child.

One of it is that the Police can decide to prosecute whoever did what they did under criminal law or the persons interested in the matter can pursue a civil action in it under fundamental human rights.»

An expert I talked to last month doubted that the Federal Circuit would take much interest in a matter of Ninth Circuit law.

«Although it is my office's policy to not confirm or deny the existence of any investigations, I believe the intense interest in this matter compels me to clarify the public record.

Glenwood develops luxury apartment buildings in Manhattan, has been an enormous contributor to state politicians and has a significant interest in matters before the Legislature, such as measures dealing with real estate taxation.

It moulds the scientist's assumptions as to what kinds of entity there are in the world (Newton was interested in matter in motion) and the methods of enquiry suitable for studying them.

READ MORE: I'm not interested in NDC sympathiser calling me «wee» smoker — Nana Addo «The President has informed the Police administration that he is not interested in the matter and has asked them to be accordingly advised,» he stated.

The family are trying to come to terms with this situation and although they appreciate the wide public and press interest in this matter, can I appeal for the press to cease contacting the family at their home.»

A new attorney for Trump, Joanna Hendon, who said she was retained on Wednesday evening, told the judge that the president has «an acute interest in this matter.»

Does the proposed intervener have a genuine interest in the matter before the Court such that the Court can be assured that the proposed intervener has the necessary knowledge, skills and resources and will dedicate them to the matter before the Court?

The homily gives a much fuller explanation of his thinking than the letter, and readers interested in the matter should read it.

We must by no means underestimate the force of common interest in a matter of this sort.

Rather, the increased interest in the matter, generated by international protests against drones and discussions about the arming of German UAVs, created fertile ground for media excitement.

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WS: Thanks to my friend Ruth for your huge interest in these matters that needs to go under the world wide spotlights and to be discussed to come out with better results and circumstances.

Lawmakers appear interested in the matter as well, and instructed the N.C. State Board of Education, through a provision in the state budget, to come up with a list of recommendations and rules by February about online charters schools.

Nonetheless, Christopher Monckton, a leading climate skeptic, called the panel corrupt, adding: «The chair is an Indian railroad engineer with very substantial direct and indirect financial vested interests in the matters covered in the climate panel's report.

It is absolutely critical that those parties interested in this matter focus on the validity of EPA's Three Lines of Evidence (3LoE) and decide for themselves where they stand on this matter.

Furthermore, the Office stated its continuing interest in the matter and its intent to further collaborate with relevant Romanian authorities towards securing an appropriate resolution.

If civil courts undertake to resolve such controversies in order to adjudicate the property dispute, the hazards are ever present of inhibiting the free development of religious doctrine and of implicating secular interests in matters of purely ecclesiastical concern... [T] he [First] Amendment therefore commands civil courts to decide church property disputes without resolving underlying controversies over religious doctrine.»

ECJ, however, did not make the same mistake, and the question of vital security interests in this matter was therefore left for the national Court to determine.

While we have been focused on Mr. Zimmerman's legal defense, we acknowledge that the public interest in this matter revolves around racial tensions, gun rights, media's treatment of people involved in this case, and various other considerations.

A decision by the Supreme Court of Canada reflects a trend toward expanding the circumstances where tribunals will grant public interest standing to people who don't have a direct private interest in the matter, according to a Toronto lawyer.

Lawyers who wear multiple hats such as trustee, executor or other fiduciary or who have a direct or indirect personal interest in the matter at hand are a good example of this risk.