Sentence examples for issues applying from inspiring English sources

She's involved in creating an online game called "Our Courts", which will be a free online game, in which kids argue real legal issues applying real laws.

However, general guidelines for approaching specific methodological issues (applying to other outcomes beyond adverse events) may be more feasible and useful.

In Jerusalem today, some of the same issues apply as in Nicosia's old commercial heart.

Cameron did not appoint a tabloid journalist, even though many of the issues apply to the redtops.

And the usual caveats about opinion polling – especially about value-laden issues – apply, though Mr Ferenstein is admirably open about both his data and his methodology.

Now has there been any showing in this case that either of those issues applied to the decision by the canvassing board to stop their counting?

They greeted the announcement, even though they privately acknowledged frustration about politicians standing on 'principles' when issues applied to other families, and change them when it becomes personal.

Whether the collection involves Christmas villages or a wall of Picassos, many of the same issues apply when it comes to estate planning.

Of course, the usual slate of issues apply with the Mod.

"That's because there's no way of telling whether these issues apply only to Prempro".

These issues apply equally to the stock exchanges themselves, which are feverishly competing for business.