Sentence examples for issue separating the from inspiring English sources

The issue separating the sides appears to be how the $45 million will be paid out.

But perhaps the most important issue separating the two countries is the philosophical distance between Obama and Harper on the issue of climate change.

The key issue separating the two men is how much control Dublin will be accorded in Northern Ireland in a new North-South Council to deal with areas like tourism and agriculture.

I took a different approach to the myopia issue, separating the portion of companies' stock prices that reflected the short term from the portion that reflected long-term growth potential.

Peace talks were suspended in January after the leak of a draft treaty embarrassed Syrian officials and indicated that Syria had already negotiated some aspects of normalizing relations with Israel without nailing down a firm Israeli commitment to leave all the occupied Golan Heights, the main issue separating the two sides.

The independence-versus-interdependence issue has been written about regularly in Tooling Up columns on ScienceCareers.org and is often introduced as the major issue separating the two worlds of scientific employment, academic and industrial.

The increasingly hardhearted and unrealistic approach to addiction as a criminal rather than a health issue separates the United States from most developed countries and has produced the largest prison population in the world.

But it was not to be, although, they added, there were no major issues separating the two sides.

Q. Are there any other major issues separating the two sides? A. The third issue the clubs have identified as vital is the amateur draft.

"We have made progress in many areas of the discussions with G.M., but there are several major issues separating the parties that must be resolved," the memo said.

The only thing that could conceivably change their minds would be direct talks on the big issues separating the two countries.