Sentence examples for issue we believe from inspiring English sources

In that spirit, on this issue we believe that we needed to make a stand".

Post the Avincis transaction and rights issue, we believe this should likely support mid-single digit upgrades to consensus earnings per share.

While it is laudable for local officials to be addressing this serious issue, we believe the matter needs to be part of a larger discussion with the State Legislature.

"Affordability is an issue, we believe, but that is not the only reason – lower demand from overseas investors, Brexit risk and UK buy-to-let reforms matter also," the researchers said.

Before addressing the choice-of-law issue, we believe it is useful to explain briefly why the numerous legal theories and authorities upon which SSB placed its initial reliance — and which SSB continues to advance in its briefing in this court — do not support the trial court's ruling sustaining SSB's demurrer without leave to amend.

"While the financial sector has been at the center of this issue, we believe that compensation practices must be better aligned with long-term value and prudent risk management at all firms, and not just for the financial services industry," Mr. Sperling said.

Mr. Brown, looking weary, said with barely disguised exasperation: "On the issues, we believe there is a realistic prospect of a reasonable agreement.

Speaking at the Faith and Freedom Coalition conference last weekend, American Values president Gary Bauer insisted, "The social issues we believe in are more popular than the Republican economic agenda".

Robert B. Sims, chief Pentagon spokesman, said, "We know that intelligence analysts do differ and it is worthwhile to have different analyses, but on the basic issues, we believe there is considerable agreement". Mr. Sims noted, for example, that both the C.I.A. and the Defense Intelligence Agency agreed that the Soviet Union was producing a "staggering" amount of weapons.

In our case we decided to develop a multi-criteria ranking function in order to satisfy all the issues we believe to perform better for ranking the MEDLINE papers.

"In light of these issues, we believe it is unlikely the stock will regain its historical 15% three-year premium to the managed care group," UBS analyst Justin Lakehe wrote in a March investor note.