Sentence examples for issue to be managed from inspiring English sources

Amid Tory shouts of "shame", Cameron told MPs the Brown government had failed seriously to consider, save as an issue to be managed, the reaction to the bomber's release among the victims' families.

In a separate interview Pat McFadden, the shadow Europe minister, said politicians should stop treating immigration as a "disease" and instead recognise it as an issue to be managed.

The main issues to be managed are water sourcing, water disposal and water mixing in the reservoir.

Most of the architectures developed so far are based on the tapped delay lines with precision down to 10 ps, obtained with high FPGA resources usage and non-linearity issues to be managed.

He warned the nuclear issue had to be managed stably so that "accidental military clashes will not destroy peace".

Today it is even clearer than 15 years ago that such major structural issues need to be managed if the world is to adopt a sustainable path.

This will be even more important if the ever-increasing volume of information, concerning both patient flow and workflow issues, is to be managed effectively when larger multi-specialty units are developed.

"We have a biosecurity issue that has to be managed," Chris O'Hora said to VICE.

The issue was considered to be managed if a physician either encouraged continued smoking abstinence for a lifelong nonsmoker or former smoker, or if the physician provided active smoking-cessation counseling or medical treatment for a current smoker.

"Well we have a generic plan for those sort of things......, and we swung that plan into action.....But that's more of a disaster plan and this really in a sense wasn't disaster but it was an issue that had to be managed and contained… on an ongoing rolling basis…" [Principal, School 3] Schools used their existing information dissemination practices, some to better effect than others.

Therefore, the average performance metrics become important for network operators, and especially, the average throughput and average power constraints are the issues that need to be managed.