Sentence examples for instance issues from inspiring English sources

Barker, the Conservative energy minister, said the problems were being rectified – for instance, issues with drawing up the legal agreements necessary for suppliers to offer financial services through the Green Deal Finance Company were being ironed out.

For instance, issues related to channel access procedure, scheduling mechanism, channel state feedback techniques, etc., are still under contemplation.

For instance, issues such as message collisions occurring in the access to the transmission medium due to hidden nodes are resolved; thanks to the appropriate layout of directive antennas or the use of additional time multiplexing techniques.

In other words, these are works (or sections of works) taking as their subject matter the tenets or doctrines of the philosophers, rather than independent works of philosophy in which the author addresses in the first instance issues or topics of philosophy, with ancillary discussion along the way of the opinions of other philosophers.

For instance, issues that were identified included the visibility of certain UI elements, incomplete implementation of specific platform features (e.g., search), lack of integrated model editor, use of inappropriate labels in some cases, and lack of instructions or help for the more complicated pages.

As Times critic Mary McNamara notes in her review, "The Undisputed Truth" is, despite its title, not really about coming clean -- Tyson, for instance, issues a curt denial of the rape charge that sent him to prison for three years in 1992.

The government could, for instance, issue more short-term work permits.

The British bank Barclays, for instance, issued a research note that said, "EMU exit now is the most likely scenario".

A button, for instance, issued at Mr. Obama's campaign kickoff in February 2007 sold for $150 on Monday, the first day of the gathering, which ends Thursday.

England's bishops, for instance, issued strict rules two years ago for dealing with pedophilia that are not unlike those being discussed only now by America's bishops.

The State Department of Environmental Conservation, for instance, issued regulations last year allowing thousands of owners of diesel generators -- considered one of the most polluting forms of energy production -- to turn on their machines in times of short supply.