Sentence examples for issues are questions from inspiring English sources

Environmental issues are questions of ethics (it is wrong to "rip" things out of the ground), not primarily or even substantially of economics.

Among the most difficult issues are questions of governance, separation of powers, stability of governments and, with remarkable similarity to contemporary American debate, the scope of judicial review.

At the heart of both these issues are questions regarding who is suspicious, when the intervention of authorities is justified, and the extent to which one segment of the public is willing to accept the forfeiture of civil liberties in another one.

Environmental challenges and energy issues are questions too big to be ignored once we discuss the future of transport.

Among these issues are questions concerning whether color is part of a mind-independent reality, and what account we can give of experiences of color.

At issue are questions about the safety of children, former felons' constitutional rights and how much information to disclose publicly.

At issue are questions of obedience and autonomy, what it means to be a faithful Catholic and different understandings of the Second Vatican Council.

Then, another issue is questioned that whether the high accuracy is caused by its huge genomic contents.

(Faculty member) (When the faculty member's handling of an issue is questioned) I say something when I can, but sometimes I am afraid of hurting the faculty member's feelings.

The issues in the taxation of business are not moral issues, but are questions of practical effect: What will get the best results?

In addition to funding and financial issues, there are questions about what direction the actual business is taking.