Sentence examples for greatest issues affecting from inspiring English sources
The report resulted from a first-of-its-kind listening tour that took place last year, during which department officials visited Native American communities in seven states to hear about the greatest issues affecting education.
She said there has not been any backlash or increased animosity; there was a common understanding of the greater issues affecting the whole country, which had been demonstrated on a personal level in this incidence.
There is no greater issue affecting the social and economic health of women and families than the decision of when to begin a family.
Respect for women, equal rights and reproductive health are anything but "single issue". There is no greater issue affecting the social and economic health of women and families than the decision of when to begin a family.
With the move by Chile's government, he said, "we are demonstrating that South America can play, together, a role in the great global issues affecting humanity".
I take great interest in issues affecting the health of the men and women in our armed forces who defend our country and our Constitution.
I had gained greater understanding of issues affecting young people.
The new positions would help promote greater awareness about the issues affecting the indigenous community on campus, Mr. Gafa said.
There has been no great consideration of wider issues affecting football, and the clubs have voted from their own self-interest or peculiarities of opinion, passing the rules by the narrowest required majority.
Mr. Astbury, 53, who was born with no arms and no legs, said he believed that one reason for Mr. Stock's speech was greater global awareness of issues affecting the disabled, manifested by the success of the Paralympic Games in London.
Liberal Democrat politician Stephen Williams, who has championed the cause, said lowering the voting age would drive up turnout among young people and lead to greater political prominence for issues affecting them.
