Sentence examples for both a matter of from inspiring English sources

One Democratic strategist on Capitol Hill said the party now felt freed from having to follow policies adopted under Mr. Clinton, and he called the brewing dispute over missile defense both a matter of policy and politics.

They're both a matter of trust.

Both a matter of pleasure for gardeners and pain for sufferers from rheumatism.

For him, it was both a matter of principle and of strategy.

Gaining control of EU immigration is both a matter of personal conviction and a political necessity for Theresa May.

For the Bangladeshi immigrants who came to New York for a fresh start, the choice of names was both a matter of marketing and a bit of insecurity.

Serious allegations that occur at the centre are a matter for Australia both as a matter of domestic and international law.

There is no such link, except in the eyes of the Bush administration, which conflates the two both as a matter of law and of policy.

This government will respect the BBC's editorial and operational independence both as a matter of principle and as an obligation for the full duration of its royal charter to 31 December 2016.

Keirsey decided it was his duty to take responsibility for his subordinate, both as a matter of loyalty and because he thought his stature was such that he could take the hit without being tossed out of the Army.

Both were a matter of public information.