Sentence examples for had described issues from inspiring English sources

Her son Paul had described issues of abuse involving his father to a family adviser from the court service Cafcass, and Throssell had presented evidence of his controlling behaviour and violence.

Wilson and Gallant (2000) have described issues concerning ''scale'' and they referred to the level of details at which information can be observed, represented, analyzed and communicated.

In 2011, former secretary of state Hillary Clinton had described the issue as an "unambiguous red line for reconciliation with the insurgents", without which the Taliban would not be allowed to be part of a political peace process.

In 2011, the then US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, had described the issue as an "unambiguous red line for reconciliation with the insurgents", without which the Taliban would not be allowed to be part of a political peace process.

They had reached out to us after Daniel's death to open a dialogue about the issues Daniel had described.

Anticipating this very decision, key Republican leaders had described gay marriage as the abortion issue of 2004, a certain way of igniting their supporters.

Robb, who had described it as a "red-line issue", said the TPP would require no changes to Australia's patent system and copyright regime.

Baroness Sue Campbell, the organisation's chair, who has long campaigned for improved youth sport, has described the issues in secondary schools as a potential "time bomb".

But they and senior Saudi officials have described financial issues as having been more disruptive to relations, prompting two visits in the past two weeks by senior American officials to discuss that aspect of antiterrorism efforts.

We have described the issues and problems of modeling WIS.

Other studies have described health issues before migration or after they have settled down.