Sentence examples for matter separate from from inspiring English sources
But that is a matter separate from how well one edits or whether one edits at all.
This kind of conservatism regards religious belief as an essentially private matter, separate from politics and protected from it.
In his statement, Mr. Kissinger said of Jewish emigration that "we dealt with it as a humanitarian matter separate from the foreign policy issues".
On a matter separate from his holding high the banner of clear speech, Mr. Sheppard may have been keenly sensitive to the plague of ageism in our society.
Mr. Geithner said Mr. Obama was willing to consider proposals to ensure the long-term solvency of Social Security, but as a matter separate from a comprehensive deficit-reduction agreement.
Brian Marchetti, a spokesman for the state tate Office of Children and Family Services, said last week that an updated application for a license had been received and a ruling on that matter, separate from the school mess, would come, though he could not say when.
Soon after, Mrs. Clinton agreed to keep foundation matters separate from official business, including a pledge to "not participate personally and substantially in any particular matter that has a direct and predictable effect upon" the foundation without a waiver.
Critics say the merits of the operation and its legality under international law are matters separate from the domestic legal question of who — the president or Congress — has the authority to decide whether the United States will take part in combat.
Over time, the application of the Wallachian law became a matter quite separate from the ethnicity and origins of the settlers and connected instead to the primarily pastoral economy in which they were engaged.
Injured axons in the brain's white matter may separate from their cell bodies as a result of secondary injury, potentially killing those neurons.
But any lumping together of disparate writers by gender or perceived female subject matter separates the women from the men.
