Sentence examples for be issues that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paterson said, "We are handling this sensitively; there may be issues that involve race".

It would be unrealistic not to accept there will be issues that will need policing.

And I'm conscious that there will be issues that will need to be looked at," May told delegates on Monday.

On Thursday, Jan Pronk, the overseer of the two-week meeting and the Dutch environment minister, had lowered expectations a notch, saying there would doubtless be issues that would be delayed and text that would remain unwritten.

Therefore, the issue of where the measurement was taken, to what level the canal was "carefully instrumented" and the ultimate obturation, both vertically and laterally may be issues that could never be resolved in the historical studies.

In discussing obstacles related to student participation in laboratory sciences, one HINU faculty member commented, "Based on my own observations and knowledge of many, certainly not all, but many traditions there would be issues that could very clearly preclude or pose obstacles to students wanting to participate in lab sciences".

Your passport could be issued that same day.

They are issues that require executive expertise.

But those are issues that get adjusted.

These are issues that must be addressed.

"Those are issues that are of international concern.