Sentence examples for competing issues from inspiring English sources
Two competing issues have to be considered.
The economic diva, of course, has driven competing issues off the stage.
Reflecting the complexity of the competing issues in the case, members of Congress have filed briefs on both sides.
They also know how bureaucratic rivalries, personal vendettas, competing issues and partisan politics often trump national security imperatives.
At the heart of this debate are two competing issues: the First Amendment and the government's authority to levy taxes.
"You have two competing issues — fair competition and basic human rights to compete," said Angela Schneider, a sports ethicist at the University of Western Ontario and a 1984 Olympic silver medalist in rowing.
"Bush instinctively, and Rove intellectually and tactically, knew they should not compete issue by issue," said a Republican strategist.
As in superiority trials, competing risks is an issue when treatment affects the competing event.
They argue that humans are naturally sensitive to this range of (sometimes competing) moral issues as a result of biological and cultural evolution.
In a statement, the PSNI said it was seeking to agree a solution with the ombudsman about what it called "complicated and, sometimes, competing legal issues".
Authorizing a facility (depending on the size according to building law or the Federal Emission Control Act) as a bound decision does not balance the interests of competing public issues vis-a-vis the facility and its impact on energy crop cultivation.
