Sentence examples for a matter of adherence from inspiring English sources

Balance and symmetry, colour, pattern, and repetition used to be a matter of adherence to a tradition.

Is it only a matter of adherence to the traditional approaches and resistance to change, or is it based on real difficulties?

The Pope seems unaware that, for hundreds of millions of people, religious affiliation is not a matter of intellectual adherence to a set of abstract principles, but a question of identity.

Kant's conception of morality as a matter of rigid adherence to strict principles emerges as partly an intended remedy for his own hypochondria.

The moderate knowledge about Kampo and the emphasis on effectiveness suggests that choosing Kampo is less a matter of strong adherence to a theory or worldview than of pragmatism.

It is partly a matter of prayer, principle and adherence to Catholic teachings on all issues, including birth control, abortion and homosexuality.

The book is considered a response to the 1997 book A Matter of Interpretation, in which Antonin Scalia emphasized adherence to the original meaning of the text alone.

Adherence to theis code is a matter of survival – sometimes literal but always spiritual, their precepts are carved into the stone of their hearts.

Adherence to a predetermined schedule, a matter of vital importance in space navigation in connection with fuel consumption, has become important in sea and air navigation for a different reason.

It is acknowledged that adherence to therapy is also a matter of personal choice [ 16].

Exactly how communism differs from socialism has long been a matter of debate, but the distinction rests largely on the communists' adherence to the revolutionary socialism of Karl Marx.