Sentence examples for issues looked at from inspiring English sources

In an indication of the scale of the task faced by the unit, the report discloses that each of the 6,500 super-rich taxpayers has had on average four serious tax issues looked at by the unit.

Jon Michaud, at Back Issues, looks at The New Yorker's coverage of the first Super Bowl Game.

Then have an open discussion of the issues, look at people's concerns and offer ways to lessen them while recompensing the community for its trouble.

But he said the "critical thing" was to set out "a manifesto or charter for growth", adding: "That means investing in London – looking at the aviation issues, looking at the transport issues.

For more coverage of the issues, look at BBC News Online's UK: What next?

There were two issues, looking at Apple's case: whether Samsung had infringed their patents and whether the patents were valid.

In this paper, we tackle some of these issues, looking at some of the reasons for the above deficiencies identified in the Gilson and Raphaely review, and make some suggestions for advancing the field.

Consumer Reports, in its February issue, looked at the bundling issue.

A recent issue looked at the history of plate glass windows in the context of the red light district of Amsterdam.

The other issue looked at by the IA study is the idea that STRs are interfering with the hotel business.

A recent issue looked at Sussex's Spread Eagle and London's One Aldwych and Egerton House-not to mention shopping in Bath, golf at the K Club outside Dublin and dining in and out of London.