Sentence examples for issues of rebuilding from inspiring English sources

Koroma's administration tackled the ongoing issues of rebuilding the economy, eliminating corruption, and improving the quality of life in the country.

Encourage students to explore how the United States has dealt with the issues of rebuilding concrete things, such as the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, as well rebuilding more abstract things, such as hope, trust, jobs and relationships.

But along with that there are these bigger issues of rebuilding confidence and self-respect and trust".

But he said there needed to be a debate on the constitutional article granting special status to the disputed Himalayan former princely state of Jammu and Kashmir because it is "of no benefit to the people [there]" and refused to comment on the flashpoint issue of rebuilding a Hindu temple on the site of a demolished mosque in the northern town of Ayodhya.

The magnitude-7.8 earthquake has left more than 5,500 people dead and while humanitarian groups are scrambling to bring basic aid and medical care to survivors, they're already gravely concerned about how they'll begin to tackle the issue of rebuilding the devastated school system.

The two leaders have sparred over a number of rebuilding issues, but Mr. Pataki has generally exercised more influence over big decisions.

It spent ostentatiously on the campaign.Distracting though the election might have seemed, Haitians need a legitimate government to deal with the political issues at the heart of rebuilding, including land tenure, property rights and spending priorities.

And I believe we cannot get on with that process of rebuilding while the leadership issue is in the air.

But the issue of who will be in charge of rebuilding Lower Manhattan and the city's economy is no clearer today that it was in mid-September.

B10 THE PLANNERS -- The issue of who will be in charge of rebuilding Lower Manhattan is no clearer today than it was in mid-September.

In terms of rebuilding New Orleans, Curry said, "It's a complex issue.