Sentence examples for issues are formed from inspiring English sources

If nothing else, looking at how some mixed-race people identify more with one race than with another provides an interesting glimpse into how social opinions about race issues are formed.

Mr. Lott and Mr. Hastert, who met privately today on a number of issues, are forming the panel with the knowledge and implicit blessing of top aides to Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.

European officials have acknowledged that such issues are forming part of discussions now under way — driven by Germany — on the creation of a permanent fund to replace the temporary ones, which expire in 2013.

In this way six categories with a focus gradually changing from somatic to more and more personal and psychosocial issues were formed (Table 3).

One of the technological issues is forming the opal film with a flat and uniform surface over a large area.

A joint working group on the issue was formed in 1988.

The reporter was not aware of the relationship, and Ms. Haggerty says her views on the housing issue were formed many years ago.

Her perspective on the issue was formed, in part, by the global financial crisis when she heard from hundreds of constituents struggling to save their homes from foreclosure, she said.

It is nonetheless the case that whether a body of public opinion on a given issue is formed and sustained depends to a significant extent on the attention it receives in the mass media.

And my understanding of this issue was formed at home.

Particularly on GR, it is still a debate issue whether GR homodimers are formed before or as a result of GRE binding.