Sentence examples for issues categories from inspiring English sources

Ergonomics has an opportunity to contribute its knowledge especially to 'industrial and product design', 'architecture'healthlth and safety' and 'HCI' (especially for energy reduction issues) categories of sustainable development.

All the data was accommodated meaning that some categories might not naturally fit with a working definition of employability, for example 'related to the research ethics procedure of the institution' and 'articles and/or abstracts pointing to academic research on employability and employability related issues' (categories 2 and 11), were also included.

Technical and procedural type themes pertaining to the core work of CBR projects (covered in "Project service provision" and "Technical CBR skills and issues" categories), together comprised only 16% of recommendation statement passages, which for example is less than the category of "Personnel management" issues.

In April, the Iranian photographer won the second prize stories in the contemporary issues category of the 2012 edition World Press Photo.

Instead it was Daughters of Mother India, directed by Vibha Bakshi, that was recognised at the ceremony in the best film on social issues category.

A winning entry in a contemporary issues category would naturally be pure photojournalism, rather than some sort of staged illustrative photography.

Content analysis was implemented for further analysis based on their research topics, issues category, research settings and samplings, research designs, research method and data analysis.

Content analysis was implemented for further analysis based on their research topics, issues category, research settings and sampling, research design, research method and data analysis.

Diana Markosian of Magnum Photos was awarded first in the contemporary issues category for an image of a quinceañera celebration in Cuba, while Finbarr O'Reilly took first in the portraits, singles, category for a fashion photo from Senegal.

Salute the winner of a gold prize at the Sabre awards (for Superior Achievement in Branding, Reputation and Engagement) as organised by the PR industry's Holmes Report, and a "highly commended" in the crisis and issues category of the separate PR Week global awards.

X: A Novel ranks #23 in the same Violence (social and family issues) category.