Sentence examples for issues pointed from inspiring English sources

In this letter, we reflect on this critique and examine pathways to resolve some of the issues pointed out.

"I've concluded that the contract cannot be awarded at present," said Mr. Gates, citing the "significant issues" pointed out by the G.A.O.

Zaorálek, admitting he was raising difficult issues, pointed to a delayed outrage fuelled by "education and new horizons" over slaughters "comparable in scale to the Nazi war crimes".

The group never took a position on the war, and most of its staff members were opposed, but those who worked on Kurdish and Iranian issues pointed out the potential benefits.

A study by Michael McCann, a professor at Vermont Law School who is an expert on sports and legal issues, pointed out that of the 21 high school players who declared for the draft from 1975 to 2001, four became superstars — Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant, Jermaine O'Neal and Tracy McGrady — and only four never made it to the N.B.A.

The diplomats, who spoke on condition of anonymity because NATO forbids publicly discussing intelligence issues, pointed out that the former Estonian official, Herman Simm, was arrested last year, and that NATO would not have waited so long to respond if it had wanted to retaliate directly.

All these issues point to some blindingly simple conclusions.

Experts who specialize in family issues point to a laundry list of concerns.

All of those issues point to the bigger question of whether DreamWorks Animation can and should stay independent.

Yet doctors who specialize on vocal issues point to something else to explain the cancellations: new diagnostic tools and surgical techniques.

Both the governance and taxation issues point to a corporate culture that is heavily siloed, where lawyers and accountants are unconnected from issues of wider social impact.