Sentence examples for issues at the beginning from inspiring English sources

Remember that list of "emergency issues" at the beginning of the session two years ago?

Among the most contentious of Iran's foreign policy issues at the beginning of the 21st century was the ongoing question of the development of its nuclear capabilities.

Wood, who was in debt and had financial issues at the beginning of the year, told the court he knew Jones was obsessed with crime, but that they never discussed this.

Indeed advocates of the reform may now feel that it would be better to consider these issues at the beginning of the next parliament- with a view to being fully prepared before the subsequent election- rather than rush into it for 2015 and risk undermining support for the idea in the longer term.

The two committees set up to discuss those issues at the beginning of the talks last week had never actually met, a sign of the depth of the discord over what issues the two sides felt they could talk about first.

Perhaps this opinion led her to the conclusion that scientists sometimes fail to consider ethical issues at the beginning of their work and later have to confront the ethical consequences.

Most new loans for the coming school year will be issued at the beginning of August.

He said he has asked legislative leaders to deal with the issue at the beginning of the session.

"Turf was removed as an issue at the beginning," said Claudette Weston, who represented the library system in the meetings.

The procurement process has had some difficulties since the tender for identity assurance was first issued at the beginning December 2011 by the DWP.

When the Emancipation Proclamation (above) was issued at the beginning of 1863, its immediate effect was to... a. end the Civil War. b. abolish slavery.