Sentence examples for attached to issue from inspiring English sources

Jane Barlow: The key issue is to encourage women to access whatever services are available, because there is still stigma attached to issue of mental health problems such as depression and many women worry that if they disclose such concerns they will be at risk of having their baby removed.

The rest can be found attached to issues of the RobCo Fun! magazine, so keep an eye out for those if you want a way to unwind after taking out a gang of super mutants.

Crisis calls to the Calgary Women's Emergency Shelter have increased in frequency and complexity, with many now attached to issues like homelessness and financial duress in addition to domestic violence; executive director Kim Ruse says clients are now averaging month-long stays at the shelter, up from the standard of 21 days.

"If you are able to speak to an issue, and that issue demands coverage, then you're going to be the person attached to that issue and you're going to get the exposure," said Mr. Roper, who, like many others, noted that buying advertising in the two major television markets that serve New Jersey is prohibitively expensive.

Despite the high incidence of mental illness, there is still a stigma attached to the issue: 30% of Britons believe a "great deal" of stigma is attached to mental health issues and this figure rises dramatically, to 52%, among those who have personally suffered mental health issues.

The December issue represents the first major media partnership for Talk Market and the first time Lucky has had so many videos attached to an issue.

Part of ending child hunger, he said, is overcoming the "stigma that has been attached to the issue over a long time," which is why the company chose a longer special over shorter commercials.

This combined with the Home Affairs Committee's July warning to Theresa May about the damage ill judged Tier 4 revisions could do, would suggest the government needs to think carefully about the negative rhetoric attached to the issue, and separate these 'education tourists' from the larger, messier migration debate.

"It is likely there is still a stigma attached to the issue in those countries".

With or without a new frame attached to the issue, two-thirds of voters say they want abortion to remain legal.

In other words, contrary to the partisanship that has attached to this issue in the last few years, this isn't a Democratic problem or a Republican problem, it's an American problem.