Sentence examples for issues are viewed from inspiring English sources

Geoff Garin, a Democratic pollster, said even in wartime "honest disagreements over real issues are viewed as completely fair game".

"That also means that sometimes the issues are viewed a bit more simplistically that they should be," he said.

Still, Mr. Pitt's willingness to discuss these issues and consider alternatives was well received at a time when many of the messages Washington sends on economic and regulatory issues are viewed here as one-sided.

For career Washington lobbyists, a brief government stint can be a high-return investment; it enables them to refresh their contacts and gain a glimpse of how their clients' issues are viewed from inside the bureaucracy.

"I'm clear with my responsibility going forward," she said, "to tell my story the right way – for me, to keep learning, to do whatever I can to reshape the landscape of how trans issues are viewed, how trans people are treated.

I'm also mindful of how these issues are viewed overseas, because American leadership around the world depends upon the example of American democracy and American openness -- because what makes us different from other countries is not simply our ability to secure our nation, it's the way we do it -- with open debate and democratic process.

Their unrelenting attacks on Mr. Romney, which culminated in a humorous Web video of his evolution on a variety of issues, were viewed by many Republicans as a devastating success.

Nolan Nawrocki of Pro Football Weekly quoted one general manager who claimed Mallett's "willingness to be honest about his past and acknowledge issues is viewed as a positive," but it is much easier to offer anonymous credit for honesty than to offer a seven-figure signing bonus.

Largely, their receptiveness to delivering the programme appeared to be determined by whether practical issues were viewed as insurmountable barriers or difficulties that could be overcome.

In our study, the majority (66%) of complaints for medical issues was viewed by the patient as medical errors, whether this perception was founded or not.

Although challenging, generally these issues were viewed as somewhat expected given the large number of team mates having differing personalities and backgrounds.