Sentence examples for is a specific issue from inspiring English sources

This is a specific issue with urban violence," Abt said.

But that is a specific issue we can deal with".

"Not enough staff realise that LGBT is a specific issue that can cause problems in itself for young people and further isolate them," says Bowyer. Green agrees.

Alastair McCaig, market analyst at IG UK, said: "Although this is a specific issue for Greece, it will raise fresh fears over the fate of the eurozone and the timelines for the possible implementation of a European version of QE. 2015 could see an escalation in the debate over austerity, with the same old north-south divide on what is proportional still raging".

There is a specific issue with fake news during elections, but there is an issue around terrorist content, an issue around online harassment, cyber criminality… And we need to think carefully because all those topics are reaching a new dimension.

4) Elaborating models of biobank commercialization and profit distribution is a specific issue.2 For example, to get medication in the case of using materials of a rare disease carrier (frequency: not more than 1 per 500 persons) or orphan disease (frequency: not more than 1 per 10.000 of population) the moral right for donor's participation in profit-sharing is described.

"In one county, it may be a specific issue in which Kerry's voted the wrong way; in another county it might be Gephardt," he said.

He added: "But clearly there was a specific issue about what happened to the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall yesterday and that is being looked at and we are not going to prejudge it".

So, whether it's a specific issue, place, person or an over-arching theme or policy, we'd like to hear what you want to read about in 2011.

Cards can also be pulled together into a board — so if there's a specific issue or project that the team needs to discuss, all the relevant cards can be gathered on one place, then the team members can have a real-time discussion around them.

He said: "What you do when you create these cut-offs is you create some sort of anomalies... there's a specific issue about how you administer the removal of child benefit from upper-rate earners and we've always said we will look at exactly the way that that is administered".