Sentence examples similar to issue guide from inspiring English sources

For the present, the Obama administration should tread with the utmost care in dealing with this sensitive issue, guided by a recognition that support for separatism and engagement with the present regime are completely incompatible.

Through a standard job application, "I landed in a place where money was not an issue, guided by a very young group leader in the peak of their career, surrounded by a number of postdocs who were returning from abroad".

Below is an issue-by-issue guide to Mr. Summers.

As per the topic guide, issues of content, utility, and feasibility were addressed in turn, followed by a discussion of perceived benefits and burdens.

He said Michelin, which in the United States also issues guides for Chicago and San Francisco, is always considering adding new cities.

And unlike the ill-fated Clinton health reform plan of the early 1990s — whose many complexities were worked out behind closed doors only to crash in Congress — Mr. Obama has mainly issued guiding principles.

The judges' legal rationale will not be known for at least 90 days, when a full summary will be issued, but it is likely that two issues guided their decision: the lack of any convincing physical evidence and inconsistent and improbable theories over motive.

Cycle 1 revealed two main issues guiding the design of Cycle 2: the first issue was a difficulty in maintaining participation and communication flow in asynchronous discussions; this was attributed to (a) the blended character of the course and the fact that most issues were resolved in f-2-f f-2-f f-2-fd (b) pre-seminarsteanders' inexperience with asynchronous collaboration.

Since 2003, Bettencourt-Dias and Comunicar Ciência have been giving 3-day science-communications workshops around the country, organizing public debates and conferences on the issue in Portugal and abroad, developing a database of scientists and journalists, issuing guides for scientists on how to communicate with the media and engage in a range of public activities.

He edits the Campaign's Making Sense issues guides, and is co-editor of Taking Back America (with Katrina Vanden Heuvel) and The Next Agenda (with Roger Hickey).

Melissa Leo, an award winning actress who frequents films with relevant social issues, guides the cast of The Space Between through a heartbreaking tale of a Pakistani-American boy trying to reach his father, a World Trade Center worker, on September 11th.