Sentence examples for issues describes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mehlman, who worked at Cisco Systems on policy issues, describes what he calls a "C.E.

Isabel V. Sawhill, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who writes frequently on economic issues, describes herself as "a fiscal hawk" in an email to The Times, but pointedly notes that she: strongly disagrees with those who want to begin an austerity program while the economy is still fragile.

Gibson and Nabors' report on the VA's issues describes "significant and chronic systemic failures" coupled with "a corrosive culture... with) a history of retaliation toward employees raising issues, and a lack of accountability".

Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel was a Jewish theologian and civil rights activist close to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Cornel West, the philosopher and African American history scholar who often speaks out on public issues, describes himself as an admirer of Heschel.

One theoretical framework that captures these issues describes this class of problem as "structural".

The handbook presents some preliminary issues, describes how the process should be and what the provisions should be in terms of general provisions, substantive provisions and provisions for the implementation of the law.

Some politicians, usually those on opposite sides of issues, described him as being brash.

Later that day, Vladimir Tolstoy, Putin's adviser on cultural issues, described Meniaylo's appointment of Khalyuta as "hasty and unreasoned".

I regret that this has resulted in the safety issues described in the recalls we face today".

Elizabeth Nash of the Guttmacher Institute, a research organization that studies reproductive health issues, described Texas as the "ground zero" of state restrictions on abortions.

Reached by telephone, Maurizio Fiorilli, an Italian government lawyer who heads a negotiating committee on restitution issues, described the negotiations as "cordial but tough".