Justice Stephen G. Breyer sketched out the basic issue in the case, Alvarez v. Smith, No. 08-351, by describing a hypothetical situation.
You quote an expert on school violence as saying "the basic issue in these middle-class schools is competition -- who has the biggest car, who is the best athlete, who is in the right group -- and students are under intense pressure, unlike the urban school, where often the basic issue is just survival".
"The basic issue in these middle class schools is competition -- who has the biggest car, who is the best athlete, who is in the right group -- and students are under intense pressure, unlike the urban school where often the basic issue is just survival," Dr. Twemlow said.
"The basic issue in the developing world is that more people have a Facebook account than a bank account.
It's obvious that the basic issue in the US is not financial reform or telecom monopoly or something like that those are important issues.
Nevertheless, the importance of storing foods at correct temperatures has been widely documented and is a basic issue in the implementation of HACCP and in food safety legislation [ 14, 15].
This paper addresses two basic issues in the thermodynamic optimization of environmental control systems (ECS) for aircraft: realistic limits for the minimal power requirement, and design features that facilitate operation at minimal power consumption.
Dr. Feinstein's research was fundamental in its focus on the most basic issues in the design and analysis of clinical investigation.
Analysts were left in the dark on such basic issues in the past, which helps explain why bogus information from fabricators was included in some prewar intelligence reports on Iraq.
Many of the basic issues in the theory of value begin with questions or assumptions about how these various kinds of claim are related to one another.
