Sentence examples for a matter of technicalities from inspiring English sources
It's a matter of technicalities and taste.
Like China which is still negotiating 11 years after it applied to join the WTO's predecessor, the GATT Saudi Arabia has found that the process is as much a matter of technicalities as of politics.
But Fields counters: "Not when you can't control it and have no idea what kind of service or goods are being offered". Besides being a ticklish subject, it is also a matter of technicalities.
Is the banks' sloppy paperwork a matter of simple technicalities that are relatively easy to cure, as the banks contend?
A message that was very recently posted on the Sellaband website claims that an acquisition of the business is imminent, and merely a matter of a "few technicalities" at this point.
In Thailand, where power can be seized at gunpoint, this is not so much a constitutional technicality but a matter of manoeuvring and momentum.
After all, if Chief Justice Taney denied black's citizenship because of social relations and private attitudes, then reversing that decision, and granting full citizenship to blacks, not just as a legal technicality, but as a matter of social reality, required that those amendments reach into the sphere of private conduct.
If the Bank is not doing more, it is a matter of ideology and policy preference, hidden behind a technicality.
While some of them are trying to clear up technicalities and could qualify for the public money within a matter of days, others face higher hurdles, like fending off challenges to get back on the ballot.
Whether through external pressure, charity commitments or basic matters of technicality, Rory McIlroy's Irish Open trouble will linger for another year as he missed the cut.
