Sentence examples for issue of introducing from inspiring English sources

The worldwide increase in the use of biomass as a Renewable Energy Source raises the issue of introducing crops dedicated to energy production into rural landscapes.

Its chief executive Paul Waterson said: "The whole issue of introducing retail price controls for the sale of alcohol is a brave step by the Scottish government and one that the SLTA supports and has campaigned for since the 1970s, when retail price maintenance was abolished.

Heightened attention to the issue of introduced species in seagrass beds is called for given the evidence that introduced species can contribute to seagrass decline, to biodiversity changes that could affect seagrass ecosystem functions, and that they can compromise seagrass restoration.

His recent research has been exploring the challenges and issues of introducing mindfulness into secular contexts, particularly critical perspectives of mindfulness in corporate settings.

This strain was selected to avoid potential biological safety issues of introducing known antimicrobial resistance mutations into an invasive human pathogen.

Two major pitfalls in this approach are (i), problems of scaling up from microcosms dynamics to agronomic fields (Oehl et al. 2009), and (ii), the recently highlighted issues of introducing AMF inoculum strains into (albeit managed) ecosystems (Schwartz et al. 2006; Mummey et al. 2009).

In terms of events, the Bush campaign plans to extend to other issues its practice of introducing middle-class families who would benefit from his proposed tax cuts.

Ramos, apparently unwilling to let his debate devolve into a Kennedy-off, then deftly moved on to the issue of deportation, introducing a woman whose husband had been deported and demanding that the candidates say whether they would break with the Obama administration's policy.

Some AV fans might reasonably take issue with the whole notion of introducing another format at this point in HDR's development.

The frequency of introducing the issue of referral in the consultation and the corresponding referral rates are different in high and low referrers.

This raises the provocative issue of what the effects of introducing a methanogenic archaea might be on the microbiota of the recipient.