Examples of using To be a matter in English and their translations into Polish
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I do not believe it to be a matter of hope.
It appears to be a matter of budget I was thinking… No,
The Commission deems this to be a matter of concern.
It appears to be a matter, as the saying goes… of life and death.
it's going to be a matter of time.
It's only going to be a matter of time before he finds it.
Tweaking a policy here and there. And so it's not just going to be a matter of, you know.
Okay, this seems to be a matter of two wills.
does not consider this to be a matter of concern.
It appears to be a matter of budget I was thinking.
The Commission considers accreditation to be a matter of national authority.
We therefore consider it to be a matter of the greatest urgency for the Commission to take the floor to respond not only to the humanitarian implications
To be a Mason used to be a matter of distinction.
I do not believe it to be a matter of hope, councillor.
it would have to be a matter of life or death.
I'm just worried that it's only going to be a matter of time before the media starts putting together all the pieces of this Iraq story.
the theft of his work to be a matter of national security.
In pastoral action one must do everything possible to ensure that this is understood not to be a matter of discrimination but only of absolute fidelity to the will of Christ who has restored and entrusted to us anew the indissolubility of marriage as a gift of the Creator.
In terms of public policy the buying power of the Large Multiples in the food market must continue to be a matter of concern for the competition authorities.
less explicitly in numerous contributions and appears to be a matter to which more attention must be given in the future.
From space, we observed what appeared to be a matter/antimatter explosion which vaporized the ship.
The question of Santa Claus seems to be a matter of opinion.
Now, the war doesn't seem to be a matter of feelings any more.
The buying power of the Large Multiples in the food market must continue to be a matter of concern for the competition authorities.
The debate on fishery seems often to be a matter of intensive fishery vs. quotas.
I talked him down, but I knew it was just going to be a matter of time before he tried again.
Strict monitoring of the meeting of such standards ought to be a matter of course in all the EIB's financial operations.
I believe this plan to ban cluster munitions globally to be a matter, as I was saying, that goes to