Sentence examples for while it is a matter of from inspiring English sources

Questioned by the Northern Ireland affairs committee at Westminster, Straw said that while "it is a matter of record that we encouraged British companies to do business with Libyan companies … the issue of compensation was never set aside because of commercial considerations".

While it is a matter of research interest if and how computer 'intelligence' can compare and suggest improvement to mappings, and produce navigated summary texts from them, the emphasis here is on the students themselves comparing and discussing their conceptualizations.

While it is a matter of debate whether any role obligations can be acquired involuntarily, it is at least plausible that roles assumed as adults (as opposed to roles one is born into) require voluntary acceptance.

For example, while it is a matter of controversy whether or not joint actions per se necessarily involve rights, duties and other deontic properties, it is self-evident that social institutions do so.

"The test has been around for a while; it was a matter of finding the manufacturer".

I think he knows me for a while, and it is a matter of courtesy to say hello".

It is a matter of what a man thinks about while chopping, or while deciding what to chop.

It is a matter of speculation why some strains lose their toxin-encoding plasmid while others don't.

While sometimes it's a matter of phrasing, other times, the question just isn't getting students to dig in.

It's a matter of shopping while black, living while black," Mr. Conyers said.

While D.D.R. is going slowly, I think it's a matter of time.