Sentence examples for complex issue of getting from inspiring English sources

Worldwide, only one in five MPs are women and this week, more than 400 female parliamentarians from around the world meet in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa to address the complex issue of getting more gender parity into our elected assemblies.

Even as the chief executive Peter Kenyon and Laporta were signing their pre-nuptial deal, Stephens and Perez were locked in negotiations about the things that mattered to Beckham: money, the location of Casa Posh and the complex issue of who got what from the sale of every duvet cover.

This is the most complex issue of all but, if Walsh gets it right, BA, and the global airline industry (non-US, that is) will thank him.

The inaugural issue tackles the complex issue of ennui.

(None addresses the even more complex issue of selling marijuana).

Yesterday, I introduced the "hot, tragic, … complex issue" of wildfires.

His writings grapple with some of the most complex issues of medical ethics, like who should get the kidney transplant, the younger patient or the one who is older and sicker?

The members of the project group were aware of the complex issues involved in getting all their colleagues engaged in the improvement work.

"We're dealing with complex issues of identity," he says.

"A Late Quartet" delves into complex issues of musical performance.

"It is a very complex issue and there is a lot of work going on to get it right," said a Department of Health spokesperson.