Sentence examples for issues left open from inspiring English sources

Given the currently available evidence, the only issues left open (for now) involve comparing various alternative versions of the drift hypothesis (involving differences of detail) against one another.

Also, the Roberts court seems determined to undo racial preferences and affirmative action, and any issues left open this term may soon return.

Mr. Bush's communications director, Karen P. Hughes, described the session as part of the governor's efforts to hear from Democrats and said simply that the men would cover a "wide range of issues," leaving open the possibility that the talks could include a cabinet post.

The current ethical and evidential frameworks frameworks under consideration do not address such issues leaving open questions as to their scope.

In the afternoon proposal, the new weighting system was taken off the table and the issue left open.

The Supreme Court has not yet ruled on an issue left open in Heller: whether the Second Amendment forbids blanket bans on having guns for self-defense outside the home.

The major issue left open by [18] is a formal protection result: their privacy analysis is entirely conducted empirically on various synthetic datasets.

A final interesting issue left open by this work is the establishment of capacity-achieving schemes for any value of the conferencing capacity and finite number of cell sites.

He also opposes the use of medical marijuana, but has called it a "state issue", leaving open the possibility that his policy towards states that legalise it might be one of benign neglect.

Mr. Kerry said the United States was working with Pakistan on the issue, leaving open the possibility that the strikes might end only after the Pakistani government cracks down on the militant havens or takes steps to encourage a peace settlement between the Taliban and the Afghan government.

The constitution would instead be silent on the issue, leaving open the possibility of a future legalization without specifically promoting it.