Sentence examples for issues opening from inspiring English sources

According to Antoine Doré, a sociologist at France's National Research Institute of Science and Technology for Environment and Agriculture, public policymakers must "invent negotiating systems to address such issues, opening the way for a 'bearable compromise'.

The report also underlines stories of powerful local efforts of communities organizing to address these issues, opening up new lanes to cycling in communities often overlooked by traditional transportation planners and cycling advocates.

But last month King Mohammed VI, widely perceived as a progressive on certain social issues, opened a consultation around legalising abortion.

Talking about these issues opens up honest dialogue and may help prevent problems.

Tharpe, now chief executive of contemporary dance centre The Place, urged greater transparency on the issue, opening the conference with the words: 'Let's talk about it'".

The CCS issue opens a pandora's box for environmentalists.

The storage issue opens a pandora's box for environmentalists.

"The first issue opens with a woman giving birth and saying, 'Am I shitting?

The first issue opens with an editorial statement that advances the magazine's point of view with admirable forthrightness.

This week's Money Issue opens with Lauren Lancaster's photograph of an installation at the Guggenheim by Hans-Peter Feldmann, who was the winner of the 2010 Hugo Boss Prize.

Our special issue opens with two papers that investigates the interference characteristics in femtocell networks.