Sentence examples for matter of processes from inspiring English sources

Moreover, these cases might suggest that connection is a matter of processes (be they physical or magical) rather than probabilities.

"It's mainly a matter of process controls and better equipment," he said.

It was characteristic of Albee to identify the trouble with a play as a matter of process rather than of plot.

As a matter of process, the route to the failure to indict is probably simple: the prosecutor who presented the case led the grand jurors that way.

"I think things are much better, and even if you say it's just a matter of process, at some point, process matters," said Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz, a Bronx Democrat who was a fence-sitter during last year's struggle.

The most widely accepted solution to the requirement that a theory of decisional capacity permit some irrational decisions but forbid others, is to construe decisional capacity as a matter of process (Buchanan & Brock 1989; Freedman 1981).

UK Athletics UKAA) chairman Ed Warner, who chaired Friday's appeals panel, said: "We appreciate that this is a difficult time for athletes who were not selected to Team GB. Appealss are heard on a matter of process and facts and not opinion, and the panel considered 11 appeals today of which only Gareth's was successful".

As I point out in my original article, the matter of process is one of fairness.

But the notion that the group was denied sponsorship on a matter of process struck Angelo as ridiculous.

Unrealistic expectations and an avoidance of death are engendered by a media that promotes the miracles of intensive care and medical technology [ 63], and a complicit system delivers patients to the ICU as a matter of process regardless how inappropriate [ 4].

It said it would not give any guidance on matters of process and instead referred questions to the Australian government.