Sentence examples for issues initiated from inspiring English sources

events, was only the most recent of a blur of wrestling-related issues, initiated by one side or the other.

In 1984, President Ronald Reagan, sparring with Democrats over spending, military aid to Nicaragua and other issues, initiated a shutdown of various cabinet-level agencies for a short period.

These issues initiated in establishing microgrid concept which has gone through major development and changes in last decade, and recently got a boost in its growth after being blessed by smart grid technologies.

The AEPR, which noted it liaised with other DPAs — in Belgium, France, Germany (Hamburg) and the Netherlands, which also have their own separate investigations into these issues, initiated following Facebook's 2015 T&Cs change — said Facebook's existing privacy policy was judged to contain "generic and unclear terms", and to "inaccurately" refer to the use it will make of the data it collects.

First, the percentage of problematic issues initiated by the patient, family or clinician was calculated.

Trade issues initiated action by the MOPH to develop capacity for engaging with trade negotiations where there were felt to be significant health issues.

On the legal front, numerous advocacy groups and state and local governments on all sides of the issue initiated lawsuits in late May 2008, challenging the EPA's new primary standard for being either too high or too low.

Mr Cornswalled writes:Just as the male moment of issue [ie, orgasm] releases his seed into his wife, the female moment of issue initiates the "up suck," where the husband's seed is drawn into the womb by the cervix.

"As child trafficking is now a cross border issue, initiating international cooperation through such bilateral agreement is important to obtain better results.

In their view, the measure "would inflict disproportionate, unjust and potentially disastrous legal costs on newspapers, irrespective of their record on the ethical issues which initiated the Leveson inquiry.

Physiotherapists reported routinely discussing work problems in a structured way, using standard questions about work as a means of understanding the entire patient case, whilst GPs indicated they only discussed such issues if initiated by the patients themselves.