Sentence examples for issue of means from inspiring English sources

So it's helpful to look at this issue of means testing versus universal benefits, not from our experience of divvying up domestic budgets, but from the real and very different perspective of how politics and policy actually work.

However, the most critical concern is the issue of means-testing, and the impact of the scheme on those who receive benefits.

The issue of mean-square finite-time stability for nonlinear switched stochastic delayed systems (NSSDSs) is considered.

The issue of mean recurrence interval is not addressed in the presented results, but its future incorporation within the methodology is discussed.

This paper is concerned with the issue of mean square cluster synchronization in directed networks, which consist of non-identical nodes infected by communication noises.

Uncertainty around the perennially fascinating issue of relegation means that Newcastle could very well win their next two games, against Saracens and Wasps, and not survive.

Ignoring the issue of pollution means ignoring the well-being of these most vulnerable populations.

The Metropolitan police yesterday denied it had not used the tapes because of pressure from the palace, saying the outstanding issue of ownership meant it was tricky to make them the subject of a charge.

In other words, the completeness question holds fixed the issue of what it means for something to satisfy the condition of being physical, and asks instead what it means for everything to satisfy that condition.

Leaving aside the contentious issue of grosses, this means almost 1.5 billion tickets were sold last year alone.

Above all, this is a great book about the thorny issue of what it means to be "normal".