Sentence examples for flagged up issues from inspiring English sources

Not the foreign protesters who have flagged up issues such as Tibet and religious freedom through demonstrations in Beijing.

Despite supporting bulk powers (with caveats), the Human Rights committee does make some specific criticisms of the bill, flagging up issues other critics have also identified as problematic.

Despite supporting bulk powers (with caveats), the Human Rights committee does make some specific criticisms of the bill, flagging up issues other critics have also identified as problematic.

People were finding it increasingly difficult to access appointments, flagging up issues such as surgery closures or new housing putting pressure on appointment availability, Healthwatch Cornwall said.

Last week, giving a speech in Brussels, EC commissioner Vĕra Jourová flagged up both issues.

The role of artists is to flag up issues and be assertive".

That appropriate information sharing should take place between public bodies to flag up issues of concern was and remains absolutely non-contentious.

The review has now found the cladding at 11 sites passed the checks, while the other 19 sites which flagged up potential fire safety issues have been told they do not need to take further action.

But the primary issue being flagged up is the perennial tug-of-war between security and convenience.

Would it have killed you to wait 15 minutes?" Another Twitter user said: Journalist Robert Andrews pointed out that ITV started flagging up potential issues even before the match: An ITV spokeswoman said: "Due to unprecedented numbers of users during this game we are currently experiencing some technical problems with our live coverage via ITV Player on PC/Mac.

So we think it's a good time for our teams to start flagging up key issues, as well as some of the interesting fragments of information a modern journalist comes across every day that do not necessarily make it into our mainstream reporting.