Sentence examples for issues and issues of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Williams said he is now supporting Mr. Edwards because "he touches equality issues, race issues and issues of affordable housing so it was a natural fit".

By creating actual characters that they can see and manipulate, the game becomes a tool through which they can explore these life issues and issues of identity".

"The Republican party does best organizing itself around economic issues and issues of national security," said Mr. Giuliani, 64, who ran for president last year and is now thinking about running for governor of New York.

Children have a variety of issues that interfere with learning, including psychological conflicts (often stemming from broken or dysfunctional families), decoding problems, interpersonal issues (the social outcast, the bully, the scapegoat), attention issues and issues of physical well-being.

Second, we could not find studies on volunteers who provide food education, so we reviewed studies on volunteers in general, which seem to be classified roughly into two categories: motives or recruitment issues and issues of effects.

They included case reports and qualitative data analyses addressing policy change, business issues and issues of clinical integration.

If I pan a bad show like, say, "The Ritz," it's only because the show offers an opportunity to talk about some larger theatrical issue and issues of craft.

The company's CEO, Eric Daniels, has reportedly met with the bank's institutional investors to discuss a 13 billion pound ($21.5 billion) rights issue and issuing of 7.5 billion pounds ($12.4 billion) worth of convertible bonds, by Nov. 4.

"I spent most of my time dealing with issues of litigation, issues of law and issues of paper," said Dr. Rotter.

"But there are issues of turf and issues of politics, which we don't have in Los Angeles," said Mr. Paley.

The case involved so many complicated and engaging issues: issues of free speech; issues of Second Amendment interpretation; issues of entrapment arising from the indisputable fact that the Feds had supplied not only the safe house but a good deal of the matériel that made their sting successful; and issues of conspiracy that, almost by definition, were difficult to prove or disprove.