Sentence examples similar to an issue of advancing from inspiring English sources

This is not an issue of advance notice, but fundamental fairness.

The author reflects on the issue of advancing a bill to the U.S. Congress which aim to expose Saudi Arabia to a lawsuit in U.S. courts alleging the country's connection in the 9/11 terrorist attack, citing concerns on its implication on diplomatic and economic relation between the countries.

With International Women's Day just around the corner, I've been reflecting a lot lately on the issue of advancing women in the workplace and looking back at my own career.

Another concern that at least half of the interviewees mentioned relates to the issue of advancing UK as a market leader in health and supporting UK industries abroad while at the same time also aiming to reduce health inequalities through, for example, contributions to improving health systems and access to medicine and technology in low and middle income countries.

The American College of Gastroenterology is proud to have led the way on the issue of advancing colorectal cancer screening by colonoscopy.

Reviewing the principles of clinical trial design relevant to neuromodulation and using perinatal stroke as a model, this article reviews the current and future issues of advancing such trials in children.

There were issues of advancing pregnancy causing difficulties with breathing as the pregnancy progresses and therefore an impact on the baby.

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This study suggests that the coverage gap of generic themes is mainly an issue of framework incompleteness that can be advanced with additional research.

The McClellan Oscillator is a breadth indicator derived from Net Advances, which is the number of advancing issues less the number of declining issues.

"I do think [the bill] does a tremendous job of advancing the issue forward, by creating a uniform system where everything is the same, where there is no special preference given to someone who can dunk a basketball or throw a ball 80 yards down the field," Rubio said.