After all, politics is a matter of servicing the community, which means that it is morality in practice.
"It's not been a matter of service delivery or quality of care at the hospital," said Michael B. Kaplowitz, head of the County Board of Legislators' Budget and Appropriations Committee, which oversees a panel on the medical center.
Because if it was a matter of service, it's a lot of sacrifice to be a president of our country.
It can help streamline signup for security services in a matter of seconds (services that had previously been standalone).
It's a matter of adding services in a way that makes sense, both for viewers and for Verizon's business.
He viewed his time there as a matter of national service.
In some ways, Mr. DeLay's support for Enron was a matter of constituent service.
Although person-centred dementia care is accepted as a model, in many places it's still a matter of lip-service.
Its members, he said, are all volunteers who, as a matter of public service, put in long hours reading candidates' writings and conducting confidential interviews about them with dozens of judges and lawyers.
But in their squabble over the numbers of "bobbies on the beat", politicians fail to acknowledge that the important role police play in society isn't just a matter of the service's size; it's about what police do and how they do it.
