Sentence examples for issue for authorities from inspiring English sources
The government tried to do just that after Bush signed the Secure Fence Act, and it wound up being an issue for authorities, according to a 2009 report from the Department of Homeland Security's inspector general.
The recurrence of remarkable flash flood events, associated with high hazard intensity, significant damage and socio-political consequences, therefore raises several issues for authorities and risk management policies.
Each past stream of migrants, whether they were Vietnamese, Greek or Italian, presented issues for authorities to ensure these families and their young people could find a place and thrive in Australian life.
Vehicle and passenger safety is a critical issue for public authorities as well as for car manufacturers and suppliers.
The safety of powered two wheelers (PTWs) is an important issue for public authorities and road administrators.
Revenge eviction is also a serious issue for local authorities that then have a duty to re-house those evicted.
"A number of transferees were injured after they breached the perimeter fence and the matter became a law enforcement issue for PNG authorities," it said.
The deaths of thousands of children in collapsed schools became a highly sensitive issue for the authorities after outrage spread through China about shoddy building standards.
Such trusts are an "important and tricky" issue for tax authorities, says Konstantin Lozev, a European Commission official.Lucky orphans, happy benefactorsThe "vast majority" of trusts in Jersey are discretionary, says Alan Binnington, president of the island's trust-companies association.
The reports that Mr. Strauss-Kahn may have patronized prostitutes in the United States who were flown in from France raise the question of whether this can become an issue for American authorities to investigate.
"The recent controversy is an issue for the authorities and does not affect the governor's willingness to work with legislators," Mr. Baum suggested in a talking-points memo to Mr. Spitzer and two senior media advisers.
