Sentence examples for issues connected to the from inspiring English sources

Two alternatives are presented that alleviate the issues connected to the optical design.

But the future may eventually hinge not on issues connected to the EU but on the Irish economy.

The Coral Reef Association Web site (//www.coralreef.org) has many pictures and updated resources on issues connected to the preservation of coral reefs around the world.

DiBella told him that he was banned for life from representing Cardinal on any issues connected to the 2008 memorandum of agreement (MOA).

The Institute also organizes conferences and events on issues connected to the First Amendment; access to information; and Internet, media, telecommunications, and privacy law.

Theoretical analysis as well as laboratory investigations must therefore be played to catch the relevant issues connected to the new practical demands.

A spokesman for O2 said Apple stores were having "technical issues" connecting to the telecoms company's online systems.

Expectations were excessively low and she performed very well invoking a folksy demeanor to distract from the issues, connect to the middle class, and sell her credentials.

This step can be tricky, as there are often issues connecting to the server.

Rudd was somewhat evasive on this, at times seeming to accept there was a wider issue connected to the so-called hostile environment approach, but then rejecting the idea that this had "blurred the lines" between targeting "illicit migrants" and those with the right to be in the UK.

Kato also had several other papers about variational methods for scattering phase shifts [311, 317, 318] and for an aspect of Thomas Fermi theory [267] (not the energy variational principle central to TF theory but one concerning a technical issue connected to the density at the nucleus).