Sentence examples for matter of decision from inspiring English sources

But it is a matter of decision of the government to determine what spaces are counted as interior.

The acceptance of a set of concepts is a matter of decision or legislation, something for which there are alternatives, but for which the criteria are not empirical but pragmatic.

This section considers some elementary issues of interpretation that set the stage for introducing (in the next section) the decision tables and expected utility rule that for many is the familiar subject matter of decision theory.

"It's a matter of decision," I said.

It is a matter of decision.

"It is just a matter of decision-making, and there is no real change to content," he said.

"But if you come in and tell them that you started out in the same place, you can... make them realize that it really is just a matter of decisions and choices that they make themselves.

"It's a matter of the decision to put together such an operation.

Structural reform is a matter of political decision, to be taken by a democratically elected government.Since Masaru Hayami, the bank's governor, has so clearly failed in his main task of ensuring price stability, he should be sacked.

From this point of view, it would be a matter of arbitrary decision which letter is used to refer to the correspondences: Latin d = Greek d = Sanskrit d = Gothic t, and so on.

No organised religions wish to concede the principle that faith is a matter of individual decision, because without discipline, community pressure, and especially indoctrination of children, they would all quickly evaporate, leaving an unreflective chaos of vague new age-type beliefs such as now exist among the post-Christian majority of the mainstream.