Sentence examples for issues correctly from inspiring English sources
The takeaway from that video: Mr. Obama may well be seeing the debt issues correctly.
But if Facebook manages the privacy issues correctly, and lets you share only the viewing habits you want to share, this kind of social TV could create an entirely new way to find shows and movies to watch.
There were weak statistically significant correlations between the multidisciplinary unit test scores and ethical issues identified for 'total number of issues correctly identified' (r = 0.26, p = 0.008) and 'number of autonomy issues correctly identified' (r = 0.21, p = 0.04).
All 58 specialists picked at least one correct issue, but only one (2%) selected all the five issues correctly.
Secondly the questions we prepared to assess knowledge and utilization may not be comprehensive enough to assess all the issues correctly.
According to an EU assessment (November 2007) vaccinators explained issues correctly to caregivers, ward leaders were actively participating in polio activities and traditional chiefs and village elders visibly supported the programme.
Several public opinion polls in recent months suggested that more Americans trusted Mr. Bush to handle the issue correctly than trusted Mr. Gore.
Thanks to this analysis and the availability of this open data, the department is also taking steps to digitally monitor these types of summonses to ensure that they are being issued correctly.
With the advent of the cloud, the amount of processing power for most problems isn't the issue; correctly apportioning tasks and making millions of servers work together is.
According to the report, public bodies spent over £360,000 remedying complaints following the Ombudsman's involvement in 2010-11, and this figure doesn't include the time and resources taken up by failing to resolve the issue correctly in the first place.
London's Westminster handed out more tickets than any other council in the survey but more than 19,000 people (87%) won their appeal against the fine in 2008-2009, suggesting a large number of tickets were not issued correctly, the study found.
