Sentence examples for matter of systems from inspiring English sources

"Racism ceased to be a matter of systems and policy and became a referendum on the rot of the individual soul," writes Howard.

"It was just a matter of backup systems, and training, training, training.

It is just a matter of having systems in place to tell the radio stations to tell people to run.

In one of several interviews, Mr. Ruffo recalled thinking that the solution to the state's corruption problem would be a straightforward matter of devising systems in which it could not survive.

In fact, due to the widely use of switch mode converters in a great variety of consumer electronics, the problematic of mains current harmonic mitigation is no longer an exclusive matter of 3ϕ systems.

He asserts (p. 9) that the reductionist account of life faces "problems of probability… both with respect to the evolution of life forms through accidental mutation and natural selection and with respect to the formation from dead matter of physical systems capable of such evolution.

The GFMP is also a matter of health system reform, first by transforming the health system from its verticality to a more horizontal system, focusing on the health team rather than the health programmes, and secondly by providing more resources to primary health care regarding staff, equipment, and buildings.

Then there is the thorny matter of the system's compliance with article 6 of the European convention on human rights, which protects the right to a fair trial.

This is the step where we put some order in the subject matter of the system.

As a matter of fact, two systems in the above-mentioned papers could be studied as special cases for system (3).

That turns a matter of poor internal systems into a potential tragedy.