Sentence examples for issues being looked from inspiring English sources

Among the issues being looked at by the White House is better coordination between government agencies and improvements in handling hostages' families, who are often kept in the dark.

Among the other issues being looked at are whether the firm funded a golf course built by the Rigases.

There's no single solution food waste is among the issues being looked at by the federal government in its formation of Canada's first-ever Canadian Food Policy.

It's a long way off, but we think it's very important that these issues are looked at.

Once external issues such as the stress of communicating between sites are clarified and steps are taken to resolve the issues, internal issues are looked upon.

Gatwick said it had been shortlisted by the airports commission as a location for a new runway and would be ensuring community issues were looked at closely.

But now equality issues are looked upon in wrong ways and forget those statements.

It is sad to see yet again a story where the cover-up is the real problem, rather than the issue being looked into by the media.

The Naval Criminal Investigation Service, the body that deals with Navy and Marine Corps issues, is looking into the allegations, a military spokesman, Maj.

"Over the last 24 hours, the probability that we've assigned to these three key issues was looking to be a lot smaller," Mr. Diaz said.

Parents involved in this issue are looking for a reallocation of funds from the non-educational portion of the budget to reinstate the four buses for C.M.S.