Sentence examples for issues outlines from inspiring English sources

The 2015 report, amongst other Disability Rights issues, outlines the findings of the Australian Human Rights Commission made in April last year.

The report provides an overview of key issues, outlines what is currently known about worker protection practices for nanotechnology, reviews applicable U.S. regulations, suggests an outline for an awareness course for workers handling nanomaterials, and provides a framework for training workers to handle nanomaterials safely.

Tiller points out that MSF "is not immune" from the issues outlined in its report.

Independents were closer to Democrats than to Republicans on 13 of the 18 issues outlined.

In all, company officials said that appropriate steps were taken to address the issues outlined in the audit.

3. (S/NF) Priority issues and issues outline: This directive covers eight countries of Sahelian West Africa: Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Chad, The Gambia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, and Senegal.

Speaking in Ramallah, he seemed to reduce the five core issues outlined by previous American presidents to two, namely Israeli security and Palestinian borders.

But now that he is behind, Mr. Bush plans to battle on issues outlined in his new "Blueprint for the Middle Class," such as his proposed tax cuts, education reforms and plans to overhaul Medicare and Social Security.

ON THE SCREEN Mr. Obama delivers a two-minute monologue on fiscal issues, outlining what he says are the key differences between his economic proposals and those of Senator John McCain, the Republican nominee.

For good measure, he then reminded the secretary of state that Labour had begun an improvement programme to address the issues outlined in his review before leaving office: "In 2008, Lord Darzi set out a comprehensive strategy for improving quality".

As previously mentioned, the majority of the community-based issues outlined are external to the program.