Sentence examples for as a matter between from inspiring English sources

Of course, all of this might be viewed as a matter between Alliance and its shareholders.

Even in the North's discussion of returning to talks, it held to its longstanding approach of framing the issue of its nuclear weapons program largely as a matter between itself and the United States.

The White House went out of its way to focus the drama as a legal one, not a matter between two nations.

PAUL KRUGMAN writes to explain why current-account imbalances between American states aren't as dangerous a matter as those between European states.

In an era that had a clear and stable understanding of marriage, it was easier to treat politicians' adulteries as a private matter between a husband and a wife.

What is at stake would be as much a matter of reducing dissonance between what one says and what one genuinely believes, as one of reducing dissonance between two separate beliefs one holds.

Its existence could be regarded as a matter of courtesy between the three parts of Parliament.

But this week, an old question about religious thinkers and American culture cropped up again -- halfway, as a matter of fact, between Washington and New York and halfway through a charming article on predestination.

"As a matter of fact, between books, your hard copy book, you said it was exactly what the American people needed, to have that Romneycare given to them as you had in Massachusetts," Mr. Perry said.

This happens as a matter of course between conventional crops, so it should be no surprise that it happens with GM plants, says Allison Snow, a plant biologist at Ohio State University.

By contrast, during the Renaissance, knowledge was understood as a matter of resemblance between signs.