Sentence examples for approach issues such from inspiring English sources

Even when the DA is black, it is difficult to know how they will approach issues such as the death penalty.

Well, the Bush Administration is squarely on the record in favor of abstinence as the main approach to issues such as H.I.V. and abortion.

While 24% of Europeans claim to be "very liberal", only 4% think they are "very traditional", in answer to a question specifically asking their approach to issues such as marriage, women's rights and gay rights.

Imagine, I wrote, one of them going after Hillary Clinton, "quite aside from their approach to issues such as the Geneva Conventions, the use of police powers, criminal justice reforms, and other urgent concerns".

But the Europeans are concerned that, if it came to it, America might move away from a multilateral approach to issues such as trade and the environment.Such concerns are not new.

Teachout said she had not given up on the chance of more progressive candidates entering the race – or of Clinton taking a more populist approach on issues such as free trade and banking reform, on which Democratic leadership has tended to be more economically liberal in the past.

More worrying is the thought perhaps unjustified that the cable-car system might not long survive the government's approach to issues such as maintenance.The Revolution, unfortunately, has a long track record of seizing property from private-sector "oligarchs" and landowners and running it into the ground.

He urged world leaders to adopt a more integrated approach to issues such as climate change and food security.

To fully realize the potential of our approach, many issues such as cell size, composition, details of the modeling of thermal spikes (and subsequent relaxation), and material composition must be explored.

Some of the factors that should be considered when developing future land-use change models are: the geographic and socio-economic context of a particular study, the spatial scale and its influence on the modelling approach, temporal issues such as dynamic versus equilibrium models, thresholds and surprises associated with rapid changes, and system feedbacks.

Larry Summers backs away from TPP, preferring a trade approach where "issues such as labor rights and environmental protection would be central, while issues related to empowering foreign producers would be secondary".