Sentence examples for issues of name from inspiring English sources

At a personal level I have raised issues of name change and gender recording with the information commissioner, because they affect trans folk – but the reality is that they affect women far more.

PDIGP exploits distributed component object model (DCOM) as a communication paradigm, which as a true system model offers generic support for the issues of naming, locating and protecting the distributed entities in proposed architecture of PDIGP.

This will explore issues of naming The influence of culture and socialisation among expatriates of their identity The meaning of country.

The focus groups linked to the overall process of continuous data collection, as inroads were made into people's daily lives verifying issues of naming and diagnosis that were raised in focus groups dynamics.

A significant problem in all bibliometric research, and with all the databases we examined, is the issue of name disambiguation – overcoming variability how authors may identify themselves and distinguishing between the works of authors with the same name.

Third, there's the issue of naming again.

They include this booklet on Restorative Classroom Practice and this fabulous activity, ideal for younger pupils, on the issue of name-calling.

This mandate upset a former coach, Mickey Freeman, who resigned over the issue of naming his own assistants a week before practice began last season.

"And does that reason outweigh the potential harm to the minors?" Since becoming public editor, I have seen The Times contend with the issue of naming young kids several times.

But it's younger daughter Lily who steals the show: on the issue of naming future food, mother relents after hearing what the six-year-old has in mind for the turkeys: Mr Thanksgiving and Mr Sausage.

There is also the added issue of naming rights for the stadium.