Sentence examples for a matter of direct from inspiring English sources

The administration does not see the outcome of the struggle between the Assad regime and the armed opposition as a matter of direct national security.

As so often happens in politics, the quarrel between Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton came down to a matter of direct objects.

This could give substance to the alliance's repeated declaration that the independence and security of these countries is a matter of direct and material concern to us.

Since each clan's view of the mythic past has implications for the ownership of estates by persons living in the present, victory in these contests is a matter of direct practical importance to the participants.

Thus that substances exist was a matter of direct knowledge.

Considering that there are different ways for a system to perform a set of tasks, determining the behavioral refinement (through flow expressions) is not a matter of direct translation (Pimentel et al. 2014).

Robert Bresson, in his "Notes on Cinematography," wrote, regarding the word "director," "It's not a matter of directing someone but of directing oneself".

It's not a matter of directing readers to the correct aisle, or where the newspapers are kept, or – in my case – taking the fines for books not returned on time.

At the same time, respect is also an expression of agency: it is deliberate, a matter of directed rather than grabbed attention, of reflective consideration and judgment.

They represent the banality of the war-making enterprise, a matter of directing killing power, of tactical problem-solving.

As a matter of fact, direct calculations produce (54).