At the same time he is also fully engaged in the procedural aspects of the deal, involving issues such as surveillance, verification and enforcement.
The feedbacks involved issues such as the ECE development, funding increase for education, and teacher training.
The attacks on them involve issues such as misogyny, homophobia and class prejudices".
Yet as science and technology, notably in the life sciences, included research in areas such as synthetic biology and nanotechnology as well, it tended to move far beyond the areas of health applications, involving issues such as bio-fuels, biomaterials, waste management and industrial bio-tech.
Yet no member of the LGBT community has been nominated to other federal appellate courts, which would hear cases involving issues such as the right to same-sex marriage.
The relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia does not have a single dimension, but is a multifaceted relationship, involving issues such as the pace of reform, the fate of governments and regimes, as well as matters of security ensuing from the collapse of certain regimes, or the survival of others.
'Disease diagnosis' categorisation involved issues such as the delay in the identification of a specific cancer while 'disease management' referred to events such as the care of a terminally ill patient.
However, this heuristic analysis would not provide a definitive number of latent factors underlying the management, and involved somewhat subjective decisions involving issues such as how many factors should be retained.
The first was that patients had "difficulty completing managed care tasks" (involving issues such as getting a referral; clarifying copayment levels; finding knowledgeable and helpful MCO staff; and getting assistance with paperwork, billing, and treatment approvals).
