Sentence examples for just on matters from inspiring English sources

If she hopes to co-opt the young activists, she may have to take greater risks with the island's truculent neighbour.Even the KMT has adjusted its policies in response to grassroots activism and not just on matters relating to cross-strait trade.

The whys and wherefores of Dharmakīrti's philosophy of religion are no doubt partly explained by the historical context in which he lived, one in which Buddhist institutions and power were confronted with forceful challenges of a reinvigorated Brahmanism.[54] Indeed, not just on matters of Buddhist doctrine but also on many metaphysical issues was there a religious dimension to his arguments.

We're all headed to Dubai, not just culturally but on matters such as labour organisation and the hollowing-out of the nation state.

The church was an intellectually stimulating place at the time, with debates not just on theological matters but about the future of the church and the questions of social justice raised by the movement known as liberation theology.

Mr Romanow says that his report, due in November, will offer policy prescriptions (complete with cost estimates and timetables for implementation), not just on such matters as how to deal with waiting lists, but on the underlying political options facing Canadians.

Afshin Rattansi: Just on the matter of gold, it hit a one month high.

In the week that the BNP will – rightly – have a platform to discredit themselves on the BBC, Denham is blisteringly right, but not just on the matter of principle.

The New York Times ran just one story on the matter, albeit a good fact-check piece that made short work of most of Rush's phony explanations on the comments.

"You cannot in fairness just pick on individual matters as if they were unrelated.

But then I realize that this ill-suited flying saucer would have just one name "on it," no matter what.

His role was more than just a senior adviser on matters of politics and policy.