Sentence examples for issues planning from inspiring English sources

While the BBC and the government slugged it out in public, they also cooperated in private and in the public interest over bigger issues: planning for the threat of nuclear Armageddon or the collapse of civil order.

There is a long list of research questions covering a wide scope that will need to be addressed and answered, including but not limited to customer acceptance, societal impacts, communication technologies, ethical issues, planning, standards, and policy [7, 14].

According to this document, the Alliance should adapt to these new threats and sets out the Alliance vis-a-vis capability issues, planning disciplines and intelligence for the next 10 to 15 years, including among others the need for joint expeditionary forces and the capability to deploy and sustain them over long periods of time.

Although planners rarely focus explicitly on energy issues, planning decisions influence energy use and production in profound, long-lasting ways.

Barriers to offering MIND to all patients as part of the annual review brought forward by the participating teams were: lack of resources (staff), logistical issues (planning, documentation), and time constraints.

Right now, there are four test issues planned for the magazine.

We have many more special issues planned and in the works.

Martin said there is another four issues planned for the first volume with another two shorter volumes to follow over the next few years.

Every PAR cycle entails the identification of an issue, relevant solutions to address the issue, planning and implementation of interventions.

Insurance companies call them "HIPAA Plans" or "GI (Guaranteed Issue) Plans".

The credit crisis caused Athens-Clarke County, Ga., to delay a $221 million bond issue planned for the day Lehman Brothers declared bankruptcy.