Sentence examples for facing new issues from inspiring English sources

The leaders of G.M.H.C. defend the group's work in recent years, but acknowledge that they are facing new issues.

But even though we are now facing new issues to deal with and new problems to solve, as September 11 passes once more, we should not forget.

And because the federal government has not established a broad set of regulations against predatory lending, borrowers face new issues.

As such, the concept of 5G network faces new issues every day when already posed or identified tasks are solved.

American banks are facing new rules issued by the Federal Reserve that are intended to prevent abusive credit card practices.

With this increasing life expectancy, patients with CF face new issues such as disease self management, development towards personal autonomy and identity, questions concerning intimate relationships and family planning.

We mourn the loss of an innovative and distinguished civic leader, who as President of the Charles H. Revson Foundation, saw the need for an online citywide publication that would bring greater visability to the issues facing New Yorkers and championed our publication, GothamGazette.com.com

The companies had specialists on hand to talk about accounting, tax, legal and other issues facing new business owners.

"This is not a time to be slapping each other on the back, talking about the wonderful relationship, giving cursory attention to the real issues facing New Zealanders there," he told Radio NZ.

It will combine online training in British medical practices with a one-day course covering some of the key issues facing new arrivals.

"I believe voters deserve to hear a frank and direct discussion of the real issues facing New Yorkers, and the difference between my progressive vision for this state, and Governor Cuomo's centrist record," Nixon says in the video.