Sentence examples for issues are referred from inspiring English sources

In a minority of cases issues are referred to us too casually.

The 40 students enrolled in its day program are some of the most vulnerable in the City of Yonkers: those who, because of behavior issues, Family Court orders or other issues, are referred to the alternative setting, Mr. Bostic said.

North Korea's political system requires "a man at the top to whom all issues are referred and from whom all wisdom flows," said Glyn Davies, America's special representative on North Korean policy, in testimony earlier this year.

Too often, says Esrey, unresolved issues are referred up top, to himself, Bon and Sommer.

The remaining participants, who stated that their investment decision has never been driven by social or ethical issues, are referred to as non-SR investors in this study.

Those with drug and alcohol issues are referred to the Drug and Alcohol Medical Officer and ongoing management plans are initiated.

The reader interested in a systematic discussion about such issues is referred to [ 19, 33].

Staff who required counselling for work related issues were referred to a confidential, external counsellor who attended the clinics once per week.

Patients who were unable to be discharged home with outpatient physical therapy because of sub-acute medical needs, unsafe mobility, and/or transportation issues were referred for appropriate post-acute care (e.g. skilled nursing or home health care).

Readers who are interested in this issue are referred to his paper.

France had initially asked to be allowed to decide on the merger, without the issue being referred to Brussels, on the grounds that it was an internal cultural issue.