Sentence examples for issues containing from inspiring English sources

If the president pushes back against the defenders of the old order at the Pentagon and other redoubts of the nuclear priesthood, he can preserve American security while making the United States a more credible leader on one of today's most critical issues — containing the spread of nuclear weapons.

The journal aims at publishing three issues containing about 20 to 25 articles per year.

He was aided in these attacks by the unabashedly Liberal Edmonton Bulletin, which distributed free copies of issues containing coverage of the divorce in McPherson's southern Little Bow riding.

Of 1287 journal issues containing 44398 articles, a total of 2.4% (1077/44398) articles were included in the analysis.

In 2007, EHP published 12 issues containing more than 300 peer-reviewed research articles (i.e., commentaries, reviews, mini-monographs, meeting and workshop reports, environmental medicine, children's health), as well as numerous editorials and letters.

Its first three issues contained work from Iraq, Iran and North Korea, the countries that made up the so-called "axis of evil" in George Bush's 2002 State of the Union address.

An Abbott spokeswoman, Tareta Adams, said that the company was addressing the issues contained in the letter and believes that the products made at the plant were safe.

Another file, titled "Russian Issues," contained more than 100 documents, mostly classified secret, including F.B.I. and State Department documents about sensitive sources.

The earliest issues contained poems by Ezra Pound (living in London and from the start the magazine's foreign correspondent), as well as H. D. and Wallace Stevens, both unknowns.

"It is essential that any such mission should be well planned and that it should address the issues contained in my report".

Ms. Findley described Ms. Stewart as "incredibly apologetic," and "a very nice lady," but was still disappointed to find out that the special issues contain republished material.