Sentence examples for issue to be identified from inspiring English sources

Get a big issue to be identified with, and run with it.

The associated costs were expressed as the number of signals that would need to undergo review and further investigation for one true safety issue to be identified.

It allows source and sustainability issues to be identified throughout the entire vehicle life cycle and provides the means to sharpen analysis and discussion around these issues.

It will enable issues to be identified and dealt with early - unlike the DMI project, which was supposed to modernise the BBC's video production and archive systems, but which collapsed after five years, at a cost of £98.4m.

This will enable any potential issues to be identified at an early stage, which can then be discussed and reconciled.

In addition, confidential enquiry using this approach allows for system-level issues to be identified, which need to be addressed by high-level policy actions and are unlikely to be identified by simple audits.

"Even if the disputes are settled in Karachi the authority comes from North Waziristan," said the trader, who like everyone else who discussed the issue feared to be identified.

Our study addressed three main questions: how did the issue come to be identified as a problem?

These issues need to be identified and understood before surgery takes place, if the operation is to work effectively.

Both these issues appeared to be identified in Mr. Van Rompuy's statement as requiring "further elements" in discussions — as was the plight of Greece.

44 It is not uncommon for a patient with nosocomial clinical deterioration, as in this case, to have this number of issues that need to be identified.