Sentences with phrase «matter of courtesy»

It's a matter of courtesy & fairness.

«While we have been in contact with Utrecht as a matter of courtesy, we will continue to conduct our business in the best interest of our football club and our supporters, and not based on the views of other clubs.»

Straw said at the time, «Because it was quite dark in that corner I was being pushed towards shaking hands with somebody just as a matter of courtesy and then it transpired it was President Mugabe».

As a matter of courtesy it is always a good idea to discuss this arrangement when booking your accommodation.

As a matter of courtesy (and because I don't have permission to do so), I don't reveal the names of these individuals.

It was acknowledged that where two uses (the use of the landowner and the use of the recreational users) coincide there may be occasions when the two rights of user can not be enjoyed simultaneously; the deference of one party to the other's use simply being a matter of courtesy.

Punctuality is a matter of courtesy to the child and impacts the child's sense of security and well - being.

It's a matter of courtesy, really, to indicate a reason.

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He further said in a statement released Monday that he was shocked at the Digital Currency Co. Ltd's «bold claims,» and added that he had met company representatives, but only as a «matter of courtesy to visitors.»

This tip is a matter of courtesy.

As is standard however, you are still required to submit your formal resume as a matter of courtesy to your employer.

It is a matter of courtesy that you introduce yourself when you are requesting something of them, in this case an interview.

The Attorney - General has always tabled the Native Title Report with the Social Justice Report as a matter of courtesy.

At a minimum, as a matter of courtesy, the other salesperson shouldn't have offered or volunteered an opinion about the list price.