Sentence examples for issues intimately from inspiring English sources

Before joining the bench, Judge Koh was an experienced patent attorney and knows the issues intimately.

Emma Clayton Brighton Adrian Searle has missed the underlying point De Botton is trying to make: that art has the potential to help us to reflect on issues intimately related to our private (and public) lives.

To the frustration of my companions, the AU and UN appear to have more faith in bureaucrats from far-away continents and well-intentioned Scandinavian negotiators than the women on the ground who know the issues intimately and have experience in ending the killing.

We also address event representation, event hierarchy and expectations, as issues intimately related with time.

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Kant and Rousseau philosophers whom Neiman leans on heavily throughout the book grappled with these issues intimately.

Climate change is a civilization challenging global issue intimately connected to energy, economic, and social policy.

"These two issues are intimately related," said Mike Marqusee, spokesman for Stop the War.

Instead Francis sees the two issues as intimately related and calls for a "single regulator dealing with both corporate governance, financial competence, viability and compliance with patient safety".

Scholars trace the roots of modern toleration to the wars of religion in early modern Europe and to 17th-century England, where religious issues were intimately connected with political disputes that led to the beheading of one king (Charles I) and the abdication of another (James II).

All of these three issues are intimately related to the anti-women news items of this month.