Sentence examples for facing the issue of from inspiring English sources

But signs of tension in the consortium, it reports don't auger well for the deal, which is still facing the issue of what to do with those shareholders who don't want to stay part of the heavily indebted company.

There are only 36 women in the 11,000-member Fire Department, whose failure to hire female recruits has led to lawsuits and left it facing the issue of how to draw women to a force known for male bravado.

Municipal governments are facing the issue of balancing the relationship between economic growth and environmental preservation.

Oil exploration industries are currently facing the issue of scales of barium sulfate and other sulfates which form a strong layer on the inner surface of equipment, pipelines and systems.

The principal aim of the present mini-review is to discuss the few contributes facing the issue of auditory consciousness and to advance the use of dichotic listening and binaural rivalry as valid tools for its investigation.

For over two years, in Strasbourg Francee) the teams of the University Department for Children and Adolescent Psychiatry and from the "Maison des adolescents" have been facing the issue of radicalization in their daily work.

At the same time, many who opposed the war can nonetheless support the man because of his personal ordeal, without facing the intellectual complications of directly facing the issues of the war itself.

As a young person facing the issues of HIV, I believe that education and prevention are of the upmost concern for reducing stigma and increasing awareness.

Mr. Obama also faces the issue of when to reach out.

Now, we face the issue of building a campaign that can deal with them.

She also faces the issue of whether she would be believed by the jury.