Sentence examples for expected issues of from inspiring English sources

As everyone slowly warms to the idea, the movie lightly touches on the expected issues of anxiety about body image and desirability.

Five Council members, including China, Indonesia and Libya, questioned Costa Rica's position, suggesting that the body was too one-sided in condemning the government and not the rebels and by failing to pursue talks vigorously while expecting issues of justice to progress.

This increase in speed camera tickets issued was an expected consequence of hiding the cameras and as such, an integral part of the hidden camera programme being evaluated.

As expected, the issues of border security, immigration, and trade dominated the joint press conference, with both leaders sticking to their respective positions, while also emphasizing a mutual neighborly respect.

In conclusion we do not expect the issues of college attendance and of fathers' custody to bias our estimates.

Mr. Denhoff said he expected the issue of autonomy to cause some concern among non-Indians.

Few activists, however, expected the issue of gay rights to plunge the Republicans into disarray.

Mr. English said he expected the issue of further tax breaks to come up in the meeting with Warner.

Lib Dem party president Tim Farron said he expected the issue of Lords reform to return to the Commons in early September and Mr Cameron now had the intervening time to "win round" the rebels.

Before the terrorist attacks, analysts were expecting the issuing of debt to slow late this year after a tremendous first half.

It's important to believe in that, in a museum, where people still expect the issue of authenticity.