Sentence examples for issues it says from inspiring English sources

Population and the environment should not be considered as two separate issues, it says.

With the committee rapidly approaching a vote on impeachment, the White House clearly wants to slow the process and raise issues it says have been given short shrift in the panel's accelerated schedule.

"Without a big increase in cycling, we won't be able to address London's congestion and air quality issues," it says at one point – an obvious point, perhaps, but worth reiterating amid the evidence-free agitations of cab lobbyists and some other malcontents.

The issues, it says, are local.

But the Swiss company is more cautious: "Besides the technological challenges there are also serious privacy issues," it says.

Smaller businesses are held back by a lack of knowledge, whereas larger firms cite financial issues, it says.

"The only area where viewers felt BBC2 might offer something more … is its treatment of challenging contemporary issues," it said.

The warrant also raises First Amendment issues, it said.

The attention on bans distracted from more significant waste management issues, it said.

"Captain Terrence Gorman is not authorized to speak for the Department of Military Affairs on legislative issues," it said.

"Some people are getting through, sorry if you have experienced issues," it said.