Sentence examples for analyzing the issues from inspiring English sources

The Election: A Republican Bear Hug A business blog outlines what's at stake for the economy, and Diana Ransom begins a series analyzing the issues affecting entrepreneurs.

Based on the theory of regional economics, this paper discussed the assessment of sustainable development of county economy by analyzing the issues of sustainable development of county economy.

Aiming at analyzing the issues of non-uniform growths of multiple hydraulic fractures caused by stress shadowing, a numerical model considering elasto-hydrodynamic, stress interference and flow distribution into different fractures was presented.

We see simple yet effective solutions to individual careers and corporate business problems by thinking outside of the box when it comes to analyzing the issues at hand.

A spokeswoman for the Department for Business confirmed that the government had received the notice from Brussels and would respond after analyzing the issue.

The International Accounting Standards Board, based in London, is also analyzing the issue, and the two bodies hope to establish consistent rules that can be used around the world, said G. Michael Crooch, a member of the Financial Accounting Standards Board.

Juliane Heinrich, a spokeswoman for Mr. Schaar in Berlin, said the German regulator was analyzing the issue of jurisdiction to determine whether and how to proceed against Yahoo.

But the appeals court said those precedents were no longer binding because the Supreme Court had established a new framework for analyzing the issue in a 2000 case, Pegram v. Herdrich.

A study analyzing the issue of truck traffic along NY 117 in Katonah began in 1976 at the request of the town of Bedford.

Analyzing the issue from another angle, the aim of designing the usage policy is improving rational use and cutting the profit link between health institutions, doctors, and medicine.

While there was no majority opinion, eight justices, all but Justice Stevens, agreed that the federal appeals court in Philadelphia had not adequately analyzed the issues before blocking enforcement on the ground that the statute's reference to "contemporary community standards" could not properly be applied to the worldwide community of the Internet.