Sentence examples for identified as an issue from inspiring English sources

That reality has not changed since the 1960s, when it was first identified as an issue.

When acceptability is identified as an issue, a Public Consultation and Communication (PC&C) scheme can complement this process.

The oxidation of silicon and its release into the coolant as silica has been identified as an issue because existing plant systems have limited ability for its removal.

Indoor overheating is a potentially fatal health hazard that was identified as an issue requiring urgent action in the 2017 UK Climate Change Risk Assessment.

But our interviews showed it is simplistic to give PFI schemes all the blame – it was only identified as an issue in three of the 10 trusts, and even then a minor one.

Mr. Primeggia said that while difficulty reaching the bridge was not "identified as an issue" during construction of the path, the agency was investigating after complaints from Transportation Alternatives.

While suburban and exurban development have been recently identified as an important issue, we found no evidence that research in these study systems has increased.

It is pleasing to see that it is identified as an important issue to which Nomination Committees should pay closer attention" says David Styles, Director Corporate Governance at the UK's corporate governance watchdog, the Financial Reporting Council (FRC).

See Table 1 and text for further details Graduate retention Discussed or identified as an ongoing issue: Papua New Guinea – low retention; ongoing problem Malaysia, Costa Rica, Peru, South Africa – high retention   No graduate retention strategies discussed for the remaining countries.

Terminology was identified as an important issue.

"Family planning has been identified as an important issue.