Sentence examples for issues and setting from inspiring English sources

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

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 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.

Focus on how to repair the current issues and setting up your strategy to avoid any future problems.

Analysts say the discord may have caused the last-minute cancellation of a meeting between U.S. Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo and his North Korean counterpart, Kim Yong Chol, that had been scheduled for this past Thursday to discuss denuclearization issues and setting up a second summit between Kim Jong Un and President Trump.

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

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

Poor strategic alignment also hampers a board's ability to prioritize issues and set their near-term agendas.

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

Accelerate crucial conversations among the founder and his/her family members to resolve issues and set plans for sustaining family and business success.

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.