"It's mainly a matter of process controls and better equipment," he said.
It was characteristic of Albee to identify the trouble with a play as a matter of process rather than of plot.
As a matter of process, the route to the failure to indict is probably simple: the prosecutor who presented the case led the grand jurors that way.
"I think things are much better, and even if you say it's just a matter of process, at some point, process matters," said Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz, a Bronx Democrat who was a fence-sitter during last year's struggle.
The most widely accepted solution to the requirement that a theory of decisional capacity permit some irrational decisions but forbid others, is to construe decisional capacity as a matter of process (Buchanan & Brock 1989; Freedman 1981).
UK Athletics UKAA) chairman Ed Warner, who chaired Friday's appeals panel, said: "We appreciate that this is a difficult time for athletes who were not selected to Team GB. Appealss are heard on a matter of process and facts and not opinion, and the panel considered 11 appeals today of which only Gareth's was successful".
But the notion that the group was denied sponsorship on a matter of process struck Angelo as ridiculous.
Unrealistic expectations and an avoidance of death are engendered by a media that promotes the miracles of intensive care and medical technology [ 63], and a complicit system delivers patients to the ICU as a matter of process regardless how inappropriate [ 4].
Here I take identifying mind and brain as being a matter of identifying processes and perhaps states of the mind and brain.
It makes no sense to take aim, as a matter of constitutional process, at two numbers that are both outcomes of deeper economic processes.
