Sentence examples for issues introduced from inspiring English sources

Only well-designed, validated studies will provide answers to the issues introduced by Christine Montross.

Fourth, a bill to address many of these issues, introduced this week by Representative Zoe Lofgren, should be passed quickly.

Earlier this month, Inner Temple, by far the most progressive of the four inns on social mobility issues, introduced a scheme to attract state school-educated university students from the grasp of solicitors' firms.

John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat of West Virginia who is chairman of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, and Mark L. Pryor, Democrat of Arkansas who heads the Senate subcommittee on consumer protection issues, introduced the Senate measure.

The model takes into account important issues introduced by Bedrikovetsky et al. (2010).

This paper examines the economic issues introduced when geoengineering becomes available in a standard model where strategic interaction leads to suboptimal mitigation.

The shame of this short-sighted stance is that, for all the talk of "green crap", David Cameron often stood firm on environmental issues, introducing tough targets to halve carbon emissions by 2025.

She's long campaigned on alcohol-related issues, introducing Early Morning Alcohol Restriction Laws and voiced opposition to 24-hour drinking laws.

These issues introduce kinks (or branches) in the de Bruijn graph, and have to be addressed in order to improve the assembly.

Such a dialogue can contribute to cohesive planning or policy development for a neighbourhood, by increasing insight into locally significant issues, introducing local actors to each other and promoting post-dialogue willingness to plan and implement initiatives [ 11].

"My first issue introduced Terry.