Sentence examples for matter solely from inspiring English sources

Nor is this a matter solely of individual freedom, an American preoccupation not always shared elsewhere.

"That is a matter solely for the Trustees" is always its response.

"I'm going to be voting on this matter solely on the merits," he said.

The Australian government maintains that the welfare of refugees resettled on Nauru is a matter solely for the Nauru government.

William Goold, an aide to Senator Harkin, said leaving the matter solely to the labor organization was "asking governments to ignore the clear limitations of the I.L.O".

In The Atlantic, Becker writes that we err in turning the debate about abortion into a matter solely of individual rights, whether the fetus' or the mother's.

It's not the creation that matters solely but the act of creation.

In recent years, the Justices have intervened in these matters solely to protect the rights of minorities shut out of the legislative process.

No private individual could invade it, and the manner, time, and conditions of its extinguishment were matters solely for the consideration of the government, and are not open to contestation in the judicial tribunals.

The strategic conception seems to have been that the declaratory judgment suit furnishes a ready vehicle for presenting and securing decision of constitutional matters, solely upon the pleadings, in highly abstract or premature, if not hypothetical states of fact, and en masse.

In the case of Cuba, I believe, we need a clear declaration of intention from the President which would serve notice on the world that we reserve the right to interfere in situations where world freedom, our own security, and the welfare of our neighbors are directly concerned, and that we shall not entrust these matters solely to the judgment of others.