Sentence examples for issues being faced from inspiring English sources

And secondly, the issues being faced by Jharkhand or Chhattisgarh are unique to them.

He praised Pacific leaders, in particular Kiribati's president, Anote Tong, for highlighting the issues being faced by Pacific nations on the international stage.

What are the major issues being faced by migrant workers? 3. Design an informational pamphlet examining the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (//www.eeoc.gov).

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This year's Equality Forum event on LGBT rights is to focus on issues being faced within the community in Cuba, and Mr Lazin said Ms Castro had agreed to speak on a panel on 4 May before receiving an award for her activism at a dinner that night.

He later said he had great professional regard for Clarke, but added: "There is no doubt that some people will misinterpret his previous role and see the current issues being faced within schools in Birmingham as being a counter-terrorism issue, which for sure it isn't".

A whole range of issues is faced by a designer when trying to obtain relevant information on erosion corrosion performance of a material.

Some methodological issues were faced when the data from all six countries were checked for consistency.

The same issues are faced when a pharmacist or nurse takes a licensed medicine and reformulates it to make it more palatable for a patient.

The assessment of potential for building damage due to ground displacements caused by tunnelling is a global issue being faced by engineers.

Before 2007, Dolan would meet with Knicks reporters about once a year, usually at training camp, and discuss whatever issues were facing the franchise.