Sentence examples for issue more specific from inspiring English sources

Last year James Anaya, the UN special rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples, called on it to issue more specific guidance on indigenous rights for multinational corporations.

A trade group has filed a legal motion asking a federal judge to order the Federal Communications Commission to issue more specific rules on number-porting, a move that detractors see as a veiled delaying tactic.

Until the President wishes to address this issue, more specific questions are premature".

Make the issues more specific for the involved stakeholders.

The overriding concern in the logical empiricist treatment of relativity theory was to draw broad lessons from relativity theory for scientific methodology and philosophy of science generally, although issues more specific to the philosophy of physics were also addressed.

The Paulson Institute's Hove says Chinese authorities appear to be both issuing more specific regulations and taking a more comprehensive approach to limiting emissions.

As a result, the Cup trustees issued more specific rules on how the trophy should be defended and awarded: The Cup is automatically awarded to the team that wins the title of the previous Cup champion's league, without the need for any other special extra contest.

However, issues more specific to particular health-care contexts for minority communities should not be ignored, as these may be more amenable to being addressed by service improvement.

Subject to the Ministry of Health issuing more specific rules and regulations the access to the Shared Medicine Profile may also in the future be extended to other persons directly involved in distributing medications to individuals in their homes.

Frustration by state and local officials about the vague nature of the warnings on both Oct. 10 and Monday may help explain the F.B.I.'s decision to issue a more specific warning that terrorists were planning rush-hour attacks against four California bridges, possibly as early as Friday.

Some of the issues faced by respondent non-EU doctors are system-wide issues, which also affect Irish and EU doctors in the system, while other issues are more specific to the non-EU migrant doctor workforce.