Sentence examples for basket of issues from inspiring English sources
Within that, there's a further "basket of issues", according to Hugh Jones, director of the Carbon Trust.
Dyke is clearly aiming for his legacy to be both a long-overdue shot in the arm for the embarrassingly threadbare grassroots facilities in this country as well as some progress on the intractable basket of issues stymieing the development of young English players.
Unlike the straightforward utility of a Kia for daily transportation, the basket of issues surrounding identity increases resistance and complicates the acceptance of hospice as a disruptive innovation.
Regardless of what they hope to be graded on by the public, the basket of issues that will do more to determine the success of the President and his Party is both the belief that things are getting better, and the reality that they are for most people.
The Helsinki Accords were loosely organized into four distinct "baskets" of issues, but the Soviets were mostly concerned about the "first basket" of security-related issues.
WASHINGTON — When he took office last year, President Obama told his foreign policy advisers that he had two baskets of issues to deal with.
But by the end of the 1980s, sex ed had taken its place in the basket of wedge issues dividing the right and left.
Given the basket of trade issues that divide the United States and the E.U., the weeks ahead may witness a deepening divide.
The Market Watch column last Sunday, about possible bargains among telecommunications stocks, misstated the investment position of the Third Avenue Funds in a basket of eight issues that it found attractive.
Otherwise, buy a basket of junk issues or junk mutual funds to spread default risks.
The governor of China's central bank made a similar proposal in March 2009, arguing that "special drawing rights" -- baskets of currencies issued by the I.M.F. and made up of the euro, yen, pound and dollar that have served as reserve assets -- would be more stable and viable than the dollar.
