Sentence examples for issue of reaching from inspiring English sources

The question is whether Mr. Karzai will confront the issue of reaching out to the Taliban's leaders — an idea that has gained attention with recent comments by the top American commander in Afghanistan, Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, who said he could eventually envision a role for some Taliban officials in Afghanistan's political establishment.

"I'm going to start the process by going to my old University of Warwick tomorrow to carry to members of the party and others my beliefs - an opportunity society, in hope for Britain, in changing Britain to improve lives, and particularly to address the issue of reaching those parts of Britain that the Conservative Party hasn't reached for too long".

I also welcome the fact that the issue of reaching agreement on the agencies, although certainly a negative point, was not blown out of all proportion as it was in the mass media.

The Foundation worked around logistical and practical issues of reaching and serving these far-flung places.

In the world of tech, we influence legislation on a number of issues reaching well outside the scope of technology.

The issue of existence of reaching phase due to physical constraints such as saturation of actuating devices is also addressed.

Of note, our cut-off used for defining MGUS with potential for disease progression (<10%) was not identical to the one in the afore-mentioned study (<5%) which may pose an issue in terms of reaching a consensus and would be also important in the setting of minimal residual disease monitoring.

It is not known whether this is an issue of reach, and therefore a lack of knowledge concerning best pain management practices, or whether this information is known, but not used by the multitude of different groups of immunizers and parents of infants.

He introduced the bill, he said, "to provoke serious thought and discussion on these issues" in hopes of reaching "genuine consensus on the changes that are necessary to make the American Indian Religious Freedom Act into an effective law".

Authors of the report on Monday declined to endorse changing the party's platform on key issues as a way of reaching out to a new constituency.

Saying that the delinquent deeds had been "piling up over decades," he promised that "by the end of the year, 10,000 of the cases will have deeds issued, with the aim of reaching 20,000 by the end of June 2010".