Sentence examples for a question of ordering from inspiring English sources

In other words, it would never be a question of ordering electors pledged to one candidate to vote for another.

It's a question of order, he argues: make sure the product or service is sustainable first, then think about how best to flog it.

In A Question of Order: India, Turkey, and the Return of Strongmen, journalist Basharat Peer provides an account of how the charismatic strongmen Narendra Modi in India and Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Turkey used the power they had won as elected heads of state to push their countries toward authoritarian ways, limiting press freedom, civil liberties, and religious and ethnic tolerance.

Garfield immediately called to chairman Hoar to raise a question of order.

The actor-network stabilisation resembles institutionalisation because ' institutionalization is both a material matter and a question of arranging and ordering those materials' (Donnelly 2010: 303).

"It's a question of public order".

"Rome is a free and open city, but there is also a question of public order".

Is it a question of birth order, or of birth privilege?

For that reason, understanding how closely the assumptions that underpin game theoretic analysis conform to actual human decision-making is a question of first-order importance to economists.

"It is a question of efficiency, in order to leverage a change of position in the U.S. "We want this decision to be reversed.

Trump instead declared he intends to lower taxes for the top income brackets and dismissed the problem of racism as a question of "law and order".