Sentence examples for issues drawing from inspiring English sources

High-level, donor funded experts advise developing country governments on technocratic issues, drawing on international best practice.

Muslims and Christians are also speaking up on environmental issues, drawing on their faith to galvanize the masses.

As the discussion began in earnest, panelists addressed more specific issues, drawing on their areas of expertise.

He said that future issues, drawing in part on Time Inc.'s archive of 10 million photographs, will cover the space program, rock 'n' roll and Queen Elizabeth's coronation.

He was proud that he helped secure funding for Rivington Place, in Hoxton, east London, a location dedicated to public education in multicultural issues, drawing from contemporary art and photography.

He offered his thoughts on a wide catalog of global issues, drawing cheers when he spoke of shutting down the military prison at Guantánamo Bay and reducing nuclear stockpiles.

Few legal issues drew as much attention in 2014.

Another in the fall on how California is addressing ocean-related issues drew 32.

But plenty of other issues drew calls, from open fire hydrants to bad landlords.

The paper concludes with a discussion of relevant design issues drawn from observations gathered during the field study.

Birkenshaw says the volume and variety of guidance for schools on trans issues, drawn up separately by a number of teachers' unions and LGBT bodies, has created confusion.