Sentence examples for issues have to be worked from inspiring English sources

"A number of issues have to be worked out, not only between the company and its creditors but between the creditor groups," she said last evening.

In the shift towards 5G, several open issues have to be worked out in LTE.

When we brought the noise problem to the board, the president said that she would not regulate issues between individual owners and that such issues had to be worked out by the owners involved.

I don't want to make a prediction because there are many difficult issues that have to be worked through".

"I think we have a broad framework of understanding, but there are still some key issues that have to be worked through," the Foreign Secretary told the BBC.

Earlier, UK Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond told the BBC: "I think we have a broad framework of understanding, but there are still some key issues that have to be worked through.

Not to mention that insurance issues would have to be worked out, and professional guidelines clarified.

Among the issues that would have to be worked out is drug testing, which is far more stringent on the Olympic level than on the major league level.

There are issues that will have to be worked out, but I can definitely see myself reading a periodical or paper on this thing.

"Pigs' blood, with minor modification of the surface of its cells, would be compatible in humans," Dr. Jones said, "but its use raises all kinds of other issues, like disease transmission, that would have to be worked out".

America Online spokeswoman Anne Bentley Anne Bentley acknowledges that "there are keyword issues we're aware of that have to be worked out".