Sentence examples for matter of identification from inspiring English sources

The Returned's creator Fabrice Gobert says it's partially a matter of identification.

"Moral alignment" cannot of course be a simple matter of identification if it is to sustain collective moral responsibility.

So the matter of identification was settled.

They say the boy's right to have Israel listed on his passport was granted to him by Congress and that this is a matter of identification practices, not foreign policy.

But, at its core, becoming a cyborg is a matter of self-identification.

Increasingly in the courtroom, however, forensic linguists have been asked to weigh in on matters of "author identification" — not to determine the grammatical significance of certain words but to identify who said or wrote them.

Clothes became more than individual adornment: a matter of deep, tribal identification.

In a postmodern and very American way that may alter the definition of Jewishness, many conclude that joining the faith no longer requires crossing the threshold of formal conversion, but is instead becoming a matter of simple self-identification.

As a matter of fact, re-identification has to be restricted by either hardware/technical or organizational measures as the IT system implementing the method can both encrypt and decrypt the mapping information.

However, the high utilization of glucose by normal gray matter makes identification of other brain tumors difficult on 18F-FDG PET [2].

In particular, he shows how giving or taking offence – a shift from thinking to feeling, and from doing to being – has been weaponised in our political discourse as never before: "In short, politics is increasingly a matter not of reasoned argument but of identification".