Sentence examples for issue searching from inspiring English sources

The Children's Advertising Unit of the Council of Better Business Bureaus is also at work on the issue, searching for ads that may mislead children about nutrition.

"With increasing dismay, I paged through your slick, new-look July/August issue, searching in vain for the poetry page," wrote Teresa Boyle Falsani.

1 AspectJ, Eclipse, SWT and ZXing. 2 https://github.com/search/advanced. 3 GitHub API limits issue searching to 1000 results per query.

In this interactive session we will address this issue, searching for the possible causes of this discrepancy and also searching for the solutions.

This highlights an important issue: searching for variants associated with preeclampsia only in the maternal genome will reveal genes mainly associated with the tertiary systemic syndrome and not those maternal and/or fetal genes involved in physiological transformation of the arteries or to the subsequent stress response of the placenta to the reduced blood flow.

From California to Pennsylvania, states, in the absence of federal action, have taken on health care issues, searching for ways to expand insurance coverage for the nation's nearly 46 million uninsured.

People were striving to understand each other, looking at the inter-faith and cross cultural issues, searching for commonalities even as we lived side by side, regaining our old rhythms.

"As an investigating magistrate, I can issue search and arrest warrants, order wiretaps, call on special police units as well as the French secret service," he said.

Both affidavits were filed to persuade a judge to issue search warrants, then partly blacked out to protect the ongoing investigation.

Judges would be given unlimited power to issue search and seizure warrants on data or computers, for example.

In late April, the Supreme Court changed Rule 41 to allow judges to issue search warrants for electronic media beyond their normal reach.