Sentence examples for issues and set from inspiring English sources

By exposing the shortcomings of the existing code, it clarified the issues and set important precedents on procedure.

She says: "We are seeking dialogue with the Cut the Rent campaign to discuss the issues and set out how the finances of UCL accommodation work.

These deal with the biggest issues and set out a general approach; and they are replicated downwards through the levels of the bureaucracy.

The government urged a federal appeals court here today to swiftly send the Microsoft antitrust case to a new federal district judge to consider the remaining legal issues and set a new remedy.

It raised issues and set the stage, in some ways, for a far bigger labor confrontation planned next summer against film studios and television networks by actors as well as writers.

As the equal opportunities officer for UCATT, the construction workers union, I had campaigned on those issues and set up partnerships to create jobs for women, so the board gave me a chance.

It's the sound of political action committees and party extremists sharpening their wedge issues and setting the timers on their bombshells.

The recommendations that Mr Fry is supporting would require banks, lenders and debt collectors to have new standards of "best practice" in place, recognising mental health issues and setting up specific ways of responding to people with those conditions.

Ms. Warren, a Harvard law professor, built a national reputation in recent years as a dogged consumer advocate, testifying before Congress on economic issues and setting up the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

The parish council is responsible for some local issues, and sets an annual precept (local rate) to cover its council's operating costs.

UNICEF's greater impact in all sectors was through investing in sector leadership — identifying gaps, addressing systemic issues and setting priorities.