Sentence examples for issues of changes from inspiring English sources

Some consideration is given to issues of changes in zonal boundaries at different time intervals within Late Pleistocene and Holocene.

These issues of changes in large-scale land use lie outside the development process but may need to be addressed within a broader decision-making context.

This study addressed the issues of changes in grade 7 9 students' recess and overall PA during a 2-year follow-up period.

To obtain this information, the routine of HDSS data collection should be complemented by follow-up surveys in the most common out-migration destinations to cover issues of changes in, e.g., health status and SES.

"It just was causing us to not be focusing on the issues on Enron, the issues of change to be made".

"I've signed a contract that is 120 pages long that was also signed by Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer," he added, "and it includes ultimate issues of change of control".

The fourth contribution is to address issues of change from one system to another.

However, these studies are germane to gaining an understanding of broader issues of change in colonial and post-colonial periods.

NHS employers which, with their staff, pay into the largest centrally run occupational pension scheme in Europe, were conciliatory about "the sensitive issue" of changes but warned threats of industrial action would damage patient care.

BBC Wales has learnt that the chief executive of Pembrokeshire council, Bryn Parry Jones, was present at the meeting when the changes were discussed by members and he was also present when the issue of changes to pension contribution was discussed.

In March 1965, a NOTAM was issued of changes had been made into the arrangements for light aircraft crossing the Channel.