Sentence examples for generation issue from inspiring English sources
Before Ms. Min arrived, The Hollywood Reporter held two events a year: one tied to its "next generation" issue — studio executives, writers, directors and agents on the rise — and a dull breakfast marking the publication of its list of the 100 most powerful women in entertainment.
[On gay marriage] It's a younger generation issue.
And though climate change is perhaps a uniquely generation issue since seniors won't be around to suffer its worst consequences, young people are far more progressive than their parents on a host of other issues, from immigration to racial discrimination.
These are long-term generation issues we've only just started to make a dent in," she said.
Now there is a danger that Mitchell's report on the steroid generation, issued Thursday, could touch off old antagonisms between the squareheads and roundheads of labor and management.
Charge seeks to tackle the "second generation issues" of girls' education, which Brookings describes as: the 30 million girls who are still not in school; beyond parity – a quality education for girls; school violence - girls should not have to risk their health and their lives to get an education and livelihoods and leadership – education should lead to decent employment.
Ten of the globe's biggest power companies, representing 30% of global electricity generation, issued a declaration asking for the Paris COP to "accelerate the development and deployment worldwide of energy efficiency measures and of innovative technologies with effective policies".
First vs. second generation issues were not relevant in this study, as the share of second generation immigrants in elderly population is small.
Similarly, Araki et al. (2007) found that captivity in winter-run steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss) decreased reproductive success in the wild by 55% between wild-born offspring sired by wild-born parents and a first generation issued from captive-born parent once released in the wild.
Last year both Mr Salmond and Ms Sturgeon emphasised the in-out vote was a "once-in-a-generation" issue.
And I think it is important to say with this piece that racism is not just an older-generation issue.
