Sentence examples for issues of extraordinary from inspiring English sources

"These cases raise issues of extraordinary significance.

The C.I.A.'s manifest abuse of the Glomar doctrine undermines public confidence in the classification system, distorts public debate about issues of extraordinary importance, and enables an agency with sweeping authority — including the authority to kill — to operate with insufficient public oversight.

In its appeal of a ruling overturning two major clean air standards, the Clinton administration said the decision last May by a three-judge panel of the federal appeals court here was a "radical departure from settled law" that raised "issues of extraordinary governmental concern".

To circumvent these issues, a number of extraordinary architectures from nanostructures to anchored, layered/sandwich, core-shell, porous and even integrated structures have been exquisitely constructed to enhance the cycling performance.

It is beyond this study to address the issue of tariffs and taxes on medical equipment and materials, but before dialysis services are excluded from the basic health care package the issue of extraordinary materials cost has to be discussed within the country.

An issue that ought to arise at the FORBES GLOBAL CEO Conference on Sept. 24-26 in Hong Kong is the effect of extraordinary migration levels in recent decades.

Over the winter, rather than making an issue of the extraordinary illegal violence of the evictions, they chose, instead, to create an almost histrionic moral crisis over a few broken windows in Oakland months before.

There is merit in treating an issue of such extraordinary social significance grounded in constitutional values as consistently across the country as possible.

Legal officials in my administration did their best to resolve complex issues in a time of extraordinary danger to our country.

Since then, however, the Obama administration has aggressively asserted the privilege in litigation involving such issues as the C.I.A.'s use of extraordinary rendition and the National Security Agency's practice of wiretapping American citizens.

The election is being fought on Democratic issues (education, health care and welfare) at a time of extraordinary prosperity.