Sentence examples for issues and circumstances from inspiring English sources

And, while they're obviously driven by ideological movements, by the emergence of new economic issues and circumstances, and, especially, by changes in the composition of the electorate, they're also influenced by novel forms of political communication.

Yet issues and circumstances could arise that would force the Justice Department and the courts to intervene.

The Index uses a common framework for the design and evaluation of policy that can be customised to locally relevant agri-environmental issues and circumstances.

Issues and circumstances that were believed to potentially contribute to diagnostic delay were classified as either patient- or system-related factors (Table 1).

A widely held view is that most reported perceived difficulties and distress in these domains reflect longstanding issues and circumstances that may not be directly related to the cancer diagnosis and its treatment.

The interface between the technical accounting issues and the circumstances, beliefs and experiences of participants led to the introduction of extensive EVA-based systems, followed by significant adjustment of them and finally to their eventual abandonment.

"Everything, even your success issues and your circumstances, boils down to whether you are in an internal state of fear or an internal state of love," Alexander Loyd clarifies in his recently released book, Beyond Willpower: The Secret Principle to Achieve Success in Life, Love and Happiness.

Long waiting lists, crowded facilities and limited numbers of tertiary healthcare facilities, the limited accessibility to a healthcare facility, eligibility issues and similar circumstances may all contribute to a delay and may prevent an early diagnosis.

She said the "securities were structured to meet investor demand at the time" they were issued, "and the circumstances governing termination were fully disclosed to investors".

Consistent with the general reasonable-expectation-of-privacy inquiry, courts should focus on the sensitivity of the data at issue and the circumstances of its transmission to third parties.

Hoping, however, to reclaim some shred of institutional credibility, the new top dog announces that the organization will hire outside experts (on the taxpayers' dime, of course) to undertake a thorough review of the conduct at issue and the circumstances that gave rise to it.