Sentence examples for issues it will need from inspiring English sources

If opposition is to be successful beyond particular issues, it will need to become a social movement.

Distilled down to actual challenges, SkySQL notes that issues it will need to address to make sure people stick with it are support for all MySQL database releases; interoperability; competitive costs and database security.

Towards the end of the report, there is a sentence that reads "FIFA has decided to renew the mandate of the Human Rights Advisory Board for another two years until the end of 2020". For FIFA to really tackle human rights issues, it will need to commit to them for longer than that.

Alibaba has already taken several major steps for its overseas business, but as Ma pointed out in January after the company's Taiwan operation ran into regulatory issues, it will need to undergo a major image shift before it is considered a truly global company: "Everyone has a different perspective on Alibaba.

Concerning this issue, it will need to be determined, whether the data from tailored assays are highly context dependent, i.e. whether complex assay systems are required to model the in vivo biological context to a large extent, or whether more simple assays of standard cell biological changes and biochemical reactions would be sufficient.

But if Labour is to avoid drifting leftwards on fiscal policy, public-service reform and the other issues that really shift votes, it will need his input on domestic matters too.

The Federal Government should be in such position that it will need issue no securities which increase the public debt after the beginning of the next fiscal year, July 1.

The Spanish government says it will need to issue debt worth €207 billion ($271 billion) in 2013 and that is on the assumption that the 4.5% of GDP deficit target is met.

The Finance Ministry thinks it will need to issue ¥33.3 trillion of bonds in 2002, suggesting that, if Mr Koizumi is to meet his first pledge, he needs to find more than ¥3 trillion of budget cuts or extra tax revenues just to stay below the cap itself only a start, given the mountain of accumulated debt.

As a result, a number of issues will need to be addressed when civilians are tried by military courts-martial".

Nevertheless, to compensate for a relatively weak theoretical basis and to improve the power of this new approach, a number of issues will need further research.