Sentence examples for intertwined issues with from inspiring English sources

There is a definite trade-off between two major intertwined issues with respect to available surgical capacity: allocation of capacity to surgical departments and optimization of the surgical schedule within departments.

On December 11-12, 2015, Mayor Hales has invited the mayors of all of the major West Coast cities to Portland for a meeting on the two intertwined issues he discussed with the Pope in Rome: climate change and human trafficking and homelessness.

May's term of office will be defined by how she deals with two intertwined issues: Brexit and the economy.

Add to that the question of whether it is appropriate for the government to ask a court to prohibit a company from revealing that it is seeking customer information, and the intertwined issues of privacy and secrecy will force Congress to finally deal with the world of digital information.

The case brought two closely intertwined issues before the court.

The intertwined issues of Greece and French politics are obviously sensitive.

Two intertwined issues -- job security and management flexibility -- have become the overriding focus of the negotiations, pushing most other issues to the rear.

One of the productions, Cathy Come Home (1966), explored the disintegration of a working-class family and examined the intertwined issues of unemployment and homelessness.

But the intertwined issues of trust and seismic shocks to the system spread much wider in a world where the certainties assumed by earlier generations have crumbled.

To say that some measures are racist is not to shut down the debate – race and immigration are often intertwined issues.

The intertwined issues of trust and loyalty loom large for the industry.