Sentence examples for issue of living from inspiring English sources

It will also be published in the Summer 2007 issue of Living Bird.

Web sites and magazines of the radical Muslim diaspora are preoccupied to the point of obsession with the issue of "living with Kufr".

Lord McAlpine trained his vitriol on the new Prime Minister, accusing him of "stuffing up a great party", of running away from every issue, of living in a fantasy world, and labelling him "distasteful".

In an article in the autumn issue of Living Bird, Dr. Hochachka and his colleagues Dr. Dhondt, Dr. Sonia M. Altizer and Dr. Barry K. Hartup noted that the disease was unusual because it has persisted for so long.

On July 9, Iran's former agriculture minister, Issa Kalantari, an adviser to Iran's new president, Hassan Rouhani, spoke to this reality in the Ghanoon newspaper: "Our main problem that threatens us, that is more dangerous than Israel, America or political fighting, is the issue of living in Iran," said Kalantari.

The opposition leader said the issue of living standards would again be his focus in 2014, accusing ministers of wanting to "change the conversation".

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Mr. Weeks is a contributing author to \Handbook of African Affairs\ and is author of special issues of Africa Reportmagazine and of entire African section issues of Living History Yearbook.

We have already see this happening with the young community activists who have bolstered worker-driven protest movements from the Fight for $15 to Black Lives Matter to #MeToo, linking issues of living wages, labor protections, and social justice.

"The contracts force new students who have total freedom, many for the first time in their lives, to reach agreements on the issues of living with other people in college residence halls," said Eva Stambaugh, associate dean of students.

The elliptical film has frustrating narrative gaps, but it is still one of the first films from anywhere to examine psychosexual issues of living with AIDS and the difficulties of adhering to a grueling drug regimen over the long haul.