Sentence examples for issues entangled from inspiring English sources

Returning to law's coercive aspect, there are several issues entangled here, and we should carefully separate them.

Because of the complex legal issues entangled in Mohamud's case, some advocates believe that the 9th Circuit may not focus on the FAA issues in its ruling.

CNN does a good job laying out the complex issues entangling the higher education system, but it does far too little to connect the dots that led us this point.

As Politico reported, the White House Deputy Press Secretary Raj Shah dismissed the assumption that Trump versus Bezos is a war of personalities or an issue entangled with the president's distaste for the Bezos-owned Washington Post.

Take Entangled, for instance.

What these activists say about Islam and their right to say it are different issues, now entangled.

A countermovement for the restoration of strict control over the circumstances under which abortions might be permitted soon sprang up, and the issue became entangled in social and political conflict.

Fittingly, the proceeds from 1602, one of that year's best-selling comics, were used to finance Gaiman's ultimately successful effort to free Marvelman from the copyright issues that had entangled it since 1998.

Saudi Arabia and Israel bear much of the responsibility for bringing Jordan into this war with ISIS by pushing so hard on the Syrian issue and entangling the kingdom more and more in their efforts to overturn the government of its close neighbor, Syria.

But the issue has become entangled with another one: the country's continuing hurt at the loss of its coastline to Chile in an 1879-83 war.

The chemical weapons issue quickly became entangled in the longstanding, sharp divisions on Syria in the United Nations Security Council, between Russia and those Western states opposed to the Damascus government.