Sentence examples for issues and suggesting from inspiring English sources

The Russians, meanwhile, were howling about a variety of issues, and suggesting they might bail out of the Games altogether.

It became clear to the Liberal Democrats that certain key Labour cabinet ministers were determined to undermine any agreement by holding out on policy issues and suggesting that Labour would not deliver on proportional representation and might not marshal the votes to secure even the most modest form of electoral reform.

"It became clear to the Liberal Democrats that certain key Labour Cabinet ministers were determined to undermine any agreement by holding out on policy issues and suggesting that Labour would not deliver on proportional representation and might not marshal the votes to secure even the most modest form of electoral reform.

When uncertainty is low and controversy is high, lawyers become more common, likely because they have skills in analyzing contentious issues and suggesting solutions; while internal legal staff may take the lead, firms sometimes hire external lawyers if the controversy arises from novel concerns.

"We will be there for her whenever she calls on us, every step of the way...reviewing revisions, evaluating development and production opportunities, discussing budgeting issues and suggesting strategies for approaching investors," she said.

As political blogger Richard Taylor reported, barrister and Cambridge area hopeful Chamali Fernando told a Keep Our NHS Public-hosted hustings of the wristband idea, suggesting different coloured bands could be used to indicate various different mental health issues and suggesting lawyers such as herself could treat people differently based on their wristband colour.

Within each agenda, I identify issues and suggest directions.

Here, we discuss these issues and suggest mechanisms that may be responsible for the observed behaviors.

The Community Assessment and Rehabilitation Team (Cart) helped me with mobility issues and suggested I might like to find out about advocacy support.

His Author's Notes at the end of the book address conservation issues and suggest ways the reader can help.

They say they are mostly associated with single issues and suggest the majority of protesters are never considered extremists.