Sentence examples for issues members from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Abraham has been selected to head a department facing many contentious issues, members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources failed to extract specifics from him on most of the questions they asked.

CHICAGO President-elect Barack Obamama is poised to move swiftly to reverse actions that President Bush took using executive authority, and his transition team is reviewing limits on stem cell research and the expansion of oil and gas drilling, among other issues, members of the team said Sunday.

Instead of tackling those issues, members engaged in what Roger Pielke Jr. had predicted would be "a show hearing using climate scientists as props".

The final rule failed to remedy the main issues members have vehemently advocated against for almost a decade.

Although the panel has not been asked to consider legal or ethical issues, members of the public focused on those.

However, the limited research available suggests that men with disabilities or mental health issues, members of the LGBTI community, and those who have grown up in an environment with family violence are more likely to experience it.

But he added that the issue members care about most — being able to use their miles for free tickets — remains a challenge, especially with planes flying nearly full.

A16 Felons' Voting Rights at Issue Members of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights called on the Justice Department to investigate possible voting-rights violations in Florida's effort to purge felons from its voter-registration lists.

Earlier this year, Justice Antonin Scalia used the argument in Shelby County v. Holder, the voting-rights case, to revisit a favorite theme: that whatever the issue, members of Congress are driven only by the basest, most self-interested motives.

To address this issue, members of the Blue Obelisk established a Question & Answer website [88] (see Figure 5).

According to the accounts of responsibility at issue, members of socially dominant groups, or, "the privileged," are responsible for knowing and acting on these basic facts about humanity that they share with their subordinates (Zack, 1998, pp. 42 43; Superson, 2004).