Sentence examples for matters of developing from inspiring English sources

In September Rajapaksa told the United Nations General Assembly of his concern at "the growing trend in the international arena of interference by some in the internal matters of developing countries in the guise of security, and guardians of human rights".

At the podium Tuesday, he suggested that the U.N. was the victim of "manipulation" by foreign agendas and blasted "the growing trend in the international arena of interference by some in the internal matters of developing countries, in the guise of … human rights".

The development of process evaluations is important, but is not simply a matter of developing the range of research techniques by which they might be accomplished.

It's a matter of developing momentum.

It's a matter of developing the political will".

But, by and large, it's a matter of developing the people we've got.

"It's really been a matter of developing the critical mass here, to develop a true biotech center," he said.

The world, then, provides a standard for our aesthetic affections and judgments, and the cultivation of taste is a matter of developing proper responses to that standard.

It's mainly a matter of developing a disciplined methodology that results in something more meaningful than names in boxes on an organizational chart.

Developing a theory for a language is a matter of developing a systematic account of the finite structure of the language that enables the user of the theory to understand any and every sentence of the language.

Such an approach (e.g., Bohman 1996; McCarthy 1998) understands deliberation as less a matter of settling disputes over the cognitive validity of competing proposals than a matter of developing legal frameworks within which citizens can continue to cooperate despite disagreements about what is right or good.