Sentence examples for direction of issues from inspiring English sources

Bereaved Family and carers Adapt interview to focus on being in hospital and issues according to families/carers pace & direction of issues.

According to David Bacon, head of BAT's public affairs department, without PM's funding, INFOTAB could not survive, so "the concept of a 'super global' industry association, responsible for the direction of issues management was finally laid to rest" [ 187].

If accounting rule makers were to force companies to count options as an expense, Mr. Goldman said, the company would almost certainly move in the direction of issuing more restricted stock to employees.

In nominating Chuck Hagel to be defense secretary and John Brennan to be director of the Central Intelligence Agency, President Obama has selected two trusted advisers who could help him set a new tone, and conceivably a new direction, on issues of war and peace in his second term.

In his ruling, Judge Jackson found that Microsoft had used the special deals to reward cooperative companies and punish others that did not follow Microsoft's directions on issues of importance to the company.

Finding evidence for genetic influence in such a design suggests that parenting reflects genetic differences in children, which is central to the direction-of-effects issue.

Because of our interest in the direction-of-effects issue, we focused on a parenting measure known to relate to children's development and conducted a genome-wide association study of this measure of parenting but using children.

His retirement will also change the direction of important issues including climate change, gun control and criminal justice toward the right.

Regardless of the direction of influence, issues of politics and power within the wider community clearly play out in the functioning of accountability structures.

However, the direction of effect is not the issue in this study.

When I first came to live in Hawaii 20 years ago, I could determine which way to paddle or sail by assessing the speed and direction of smoke issuing from the tall chimney of the nearby Waialua Sugar Mill.