Sentence examples for must be matters from inspiring English sources

Who is carrying out the review, where it is being done and on what timescale must be matters of speculation.

So this must be a matter of interpretation.

Whether it can allow such conduct to continue must be a matter of speculation.

There was no command, so it must be a matter of breeding.

The shape and structure of that new Ireland must be a matter of agreement.

In Britain it must be a matter of changing behaviour and then changing attitude.

This must be a matter in which people have the freedom to express their own view.

But any consequences must be a matter for parliament, not the courts.

But Biron's play must be a matter of concern now, with the Rangers hurtling toward the season's homestretch.

Whether that was in spite of or because of his earlier sins must be a matter for debate.

John Cridland, the CBI director general, said: "Recommending the rate of the national minimum wage must be a matter for the Low Pay Commission, as the chancellor recognises.