Sentence examples for issue brand from inspiring English sources

In this past week alone, we've gotten not one but two emails from two different companies on the same issue: brand and trademark usage in our headlines and articles.

The issue Brand is presenting -- and what should be the focus of discussion -- is the obvious discrimination in the hiring process and the privilege experienced by white candidates.

Clearly emphasizing that merit and qualifications are not the issue, Brand asks: "If African-American coaches can take NFL teams to the Super Bowl and win, why are there not the same opportunities in college football?" Yet this question is ignored by many respondents, eschewed in favor of attacks against affirmative action as a form of reverse discrimination.

The regional demographic archive provided information on subjects' date of birth, sex and healthcare identification number, whereas data on the course of vaccination (including the patients' names and healthcare identification numbers, together with dates of issue, brand names and batch numbers of the vaccine) were obtained from the regional vaccination register.

Most of the rest of that money came from the sale of frequent-flier miles to partners, especially banks that issue branded credit cards.

My kids go to the local public high school and on their first day of classes were issued brand new Apple Macbooks.

On social issues, brands like to ask their customers to simply change a cultural attitude or make a very simple lifestyle change.

Former Downing Street director of communications Alastair Campbell, who has written about his experiences with mental health issues, branded their sale by established companies as "unacceptable".

To address such issues, brands, suppliers, unions, and governments need to collaborate and find long-term and sustainable solutions, including well functioning social dialogue, an effective legal framework, and systems for regular and fair-wage reviews, to mention a few examples.

Too often the issue of brand name versus generic drugs is oversimplified.

Groups like the American Diabetes Association and the American Heart Association have run issue or brand awareness ads or commercials in theaters.