The decision was because of "the significant issues" raised by those in the industry, he said.
General Waldhauser said at the news conference that Africa Command had "war-gamed" the "significant" issues raised by that factor.
There are many significant issues raised in this book, from the consequences of America's accelerating exportation of pop culture to its current proclivity for unilateral action.
One of the most significant issues raised by environmentalists is the potential for negative effects on wild stock posed by "gene flow" (created by mating).
On Aug. 17, a little more than two months after meeting with Fitzgerald, Pruitt announced that he would revisit an October 2016 decision to apply greenhouse gas emissions standards for heavy-duty trucks to gliders and trailers, saying he was making the decision following "the significant issues" raised by those in the industry.
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, who privately met in May with the manufacturer that stands to benefit most from the rule's repeal, suggested in August that he would reexamine the rule "in light of the significant issues raised" and see whether it is consistent with the agency's authority under the Clean Air Act.
Her accessible analysis treats all of the significant issues raised in these debates, especially whether civic engagement has recently declined among Americans; if so, why; and, if so again, with what consequences for democratic governance.
In 2009 and again in 2013, the U.S. Department of Justice issued guidelines to federal prosecutors that said their priority should include eight significant issues raised by drugs, including the operation of drug cartels, narcotics activity leading to violence and preventing drugs from being provided to minors.
Significant issues raised by both studies included, workload pressures that resulted in teaching time being notional rather than protected and lack of time for preparation, poor availability of appropriate space and financial resources for teaching materials.
Still, pressed on whether senior officials — including John F. Kelly, the chief of staff; Donald F. McGahn II, the White House counsel; and Mr. Hagin — could have been unaware as far back as last summer that such a significant issue had been raised about one of the president's closest aides, she conceded she could not be certain.
