Sentence examples for examination the issues from inspiring English sources

However, on closer examination, the issues raised by this case do not look ones that affect research itself.

Relatively little of the day was devoted to hard-core examination of the issues.

Any examination of the issues surrounding long-haul travel throws up endless pros and cons.

"I think local people deserve a thorough examination of the issues and a quick decision".

But close examination of the issues for discussion in the next two months makes time-wasting seem a more apposite description.

The report also called on the United Nations to undertake an objective and open examination of the issues surrounding nuclear power, from questions about security to waste disposal.

And here in this tiny enclave farther south, Joanne Tramontozzi, 52, a sales clerk, said she could not remember as detailed -- if perhaps at times dry -- an examination of the issues by the candidates.

Those are among the least theatrical aspects of a Congressional race that has been long on drama and short on examination of the issues that concern voters in this sunny coastal district.

There's nothing "grandiose" about that — just a recognition that flag-waving can too easily become a substitute for careful examination of the issues and substantive debate, which were largely missing from both major political parties before the invasion of Iraq.

His books included "Tactical Nuclear Weapons: An Examination of the Issues" (1978); "The Neutron Bomb: Political, Technological and Military Issues" (1978); "Checkmate on War" (1980); "The Truth About the Neutron Bomb" (1983); "We Can Prevent World War III" (1985); and "Nuclear Weapons, Policies and the Test Ban Issue" (1987).

Step two is a close examination of the issues behind the conflict.