Sentence examples for four basic issues from inspiring English sources

For example, Handy describes a typology based on Harrison's work that suggests that organizational paradigms will revolve around one of four basic issues: (1) personal connections, power, and politics; (2) role structuring; (3) tasks and efficiency; or (4) existential here and now issues.

Drawing on Bibri [19], there are four basic issues related to generic contextual model that are central and necessary to be addressed to create context-aware applications pertaining to smart sustainable cities: 1. Perception as precondition.

That leaves two basic issues: is it safe and is it fun?

The course ends exploring two basic issues: the relationships between Archeology and Politics, and between Archeology and History of Art.

Reasoned and comprehensive introduction is provided for the five basic issues of the type synthesis of PMs.

There were two basic issues: Had the U.N. fully succeeded to the supervisory powers of the League of Nations, which had granted S.A. its mandate over the territory in 1920.

There are two basic issues that executives should consider when deciding how to collaborate on a given innovation project: Should membership in a network be open or closed?

We focus on two basic issues: 1) climate response to the reduction in solar irradiance and 2) climate response to the reduction in atmospheric CO2.

We found that there were three basic issues outstanding on the Italian treaty: reparations, the colonies and the Italian-Yugoslav boundary, particularly as it concerns the Italian city of Trieste.

Now at first glance — and in fact, I think, at second glance it's going to turn out to be true — you might think that the answer to this question would depend on two basic issues.

In a framework of active FTC, two basic issues are addressed: the fault detection employing only the measured input output information; the controller reconfiguration to achieve optimal output-feedback control in the presence of multiple faults.