Sentence examples for interlinked issues from inspiring English sources

But they have ignited a discussion about three interlinked issues.

HM Well of course these are all very complex interlinked issues and we will try and explain them as best we can.

Over the last year, said Hammond, Bernard Gray, the chief of defence materiel, has analysed the root causes of the current situation and identified three interlinked issues.

And, more vaguely, that the 'something' requires better leadership from – and greater scrutiny of – sporting bodies as well as a deeper understanding of the complicated and often interlinked issues around governance, anti-doping and match-fixing.

In its Strategic Plan 2010-20, the Wellcome Trust states that: "Global health is under serious threat from the interlinked issues of access to nutrition, food security and climate change".

The Daily Telegraph's leading article, "Challenges for MPs in Europe and Syria", viewed the coming referendum on EU membership, "the unfolding migration crisis" in Europe, the government's asylum policy and the conflict in the Middle East as "interlinked" issues.

It regards Bangladesh­ through a prism of interlinked security issues.

However, this is a first attempt to discuss the cost burden of interlinked RMNCH issues under one umbrella.

"The UN Joint Programme in Kiribati, the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu will complement ongoing New Zealand Government funding to UNICEF and UNFPA in the Pacific region, to accelerate achievement of targets to save the lives and improve the health of women, children and adolescents at risk from a wide range of interlinked health issues.

The health impact of economic out-migration and families left-behind is especially salient for majority of labour-sending countries including Sri Lanka, which are mostly low and middle income countries (LMIC) without adequate health system resources to counter the interlinked public health issues [ 23, 24].

However, experience gained from the 2008 crisis has illustrated that, as the financial system becomes more complex and sophisticated, risks can arise not only in a single sector but also as an interlinked, system-wide issue.