It is a matter of capacity".The growth in terrorism in Punjab poses another problem for the army.
They demanded independence as a matter of right, as promised in war declarations and treaties, rather than as a matter of capacity for self-government as laid down in the mandate.
The reason was largely a matter of network capacity.
The West's predicament, though, isn't just a matter of limited capacity, bigger populations and environmental regulations.
If it's purely a matter of storage capacity, well they're building data centers like crazy, so they'll have enough space soon enough.
In Enziteto, the restructuring of deprivation as a matter of individual capacity, the latter being enacted through the equal opportunity system, justified existing practices of urban development based on the ghettoization of the many for the good of the few.
The observation that less serious complications were better remembered than serious ones highlight that is not only a matter of mental capacity why patients forget what we consider very relevant information.
"It is simply a matter of resources, of capacity," Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told Congress this week.
In addition, the analysis shows that the geographical scale of cooperation in networks, as well as the type of partner used, matters for the capacity of firms to benefit from product innovation.
Bottlenecks there are "matters of chronic under-capacity," says Schuman.
In the age of Barbary, as today, the most predictable aspect of war — and, for that matter, of American capacity-building — is that it will have unintended, unpredicted consequences.
