Sentence examples for interlinked issues of from inspiring English sources

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 interlinked issues of borders, territory and settlements are the top priority for Palestinian negotiators, who insist that the pre-1967 line should be the basis of their future state.

The Northern Ireland peace process is in crisis, with the two biggest parties, the Democratic Unionists and Sinn Fein, at loggerheads on the interlinked issues of policing and parades regulation.

One thing we agreed at the Summit is that government and business must come together on the interlinked issues of conservation, economic development and renewable energy.

The next section describes the historical aspects of the patent and access to medicines issue in Thailand, examining how key actors were sensitised on the interlinked issues of rising costs of ARVs, pharmaceutical patents and the use of the TRIPS flexibilities.

BP said Cameron agreed that the well failure and the explosion of the drilling rig was the result of several complex and interlinked issues and not the fault of one single company.

Participating countries will be supported to treat health as a holistic set of interlinked issues, supporting integrated service delivery for vulnerable groups.

We discuss three interlinked issues: the natural pace of environmental change and adaptation, the likelihood that a population will adapt to a potentially lethal change, and adaptation to elevated CO2, the prime mover of global change.

By Brown's admission, his bill only takes aim at one part of a problem with many interlinked issues, and he recognises there is a lot of work to be done to help, for instance, those already suffering from addiction.

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.

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.