Sentence examples for issues in it from inspiring English sources

IT compliance is one of the hottest issues in IT and technology management fields.

"They feel entitled to do this and they don't see any ethical issues in it.

It is about a very specific set of circumstances, but the issues in it are very universal.

"It had absolutely nothing about policy or issues in it," said Mr. Paitwho listened to the tape, which he said lasted about five minutes.

"And we'll have to let the courts decide that now". She said the case "has some big issues in it" and predicted that it would eventually reach the Supreme Court.

First we will look at criticism that tries to contextualize the play either as a whole or with regard to particular issues in it.

The probable explanation of this kind of reference is a universal ban on circumcision that Hadrian issued in, it seems, the early 130s.

That's a whole other issue in it of itself, the predators that prey on women with a web presence.

"You can issue self-critique, and there is self-critique issued in it, but it still doesn't resolve the historical contradictions of capitalism and racism.

To keep the substantive issues in focus, it is also vital to avoid ad hominem arguments.

In his remarks, VanRoekel also acknowledged one of the most important issues in government IT: procurement.