Sentence examples for issues carefully from inspiring English sources

We consider these issues carefully," he said.

The Scottish government said they intend to consider the issues carefully - but said there are currently "no plans" to reintroduce top predators such as lynx or wolves.

Officials in Kentucky's Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet said in a telephone interview that they examined the constitutional issues carefully before proceeding.

"Our view is that we study proxy issues carefully and withhold votes fairly frequently," said Larry Puglia, a fund manager with T. Rowe Price.

"He seems to pick and choose his issues carefully to develop new constituencies," said Eric Mar, the supervisor from the Richmond District, who said he was "strongly considering" supporting Mr. Yee.

"He has to address those issues carefully so that it is not seen as another person coming to give us lessons," said Ali el-Garouche, head of Arab administration at the Arab League.

Bowl Championship Series executives issued carefully worded statements.

Reflecting this dilemma, some of the Democratic candidates issued carefully calibrated responses to Scheindlin's ruling.

Each spring, foreign leaders issue carefully worded commemorations of the killings.

But those advocates said they also understand that the Gore campaign needs to handle the gun control issue carefully.

While mainstream Labour politicians issued carefully crafted and calibrated statements to mark her passing, others on the left did little to disguise their jubilation at her death.