Sentence examples for issues reading from inspiring English sources

In case you have any issues reading the infographic above, here is a plain-text version below: Number of schools: 664.

b) Work planning by the Family Health Team: - the main focuses of the last routine PSF meeting (options: decision-making about administrative issues; reading and discussing of scientific issues or debate of selected cases; elaboration of the PSF week plan; elaboration of the PSF month plan; communication of recent facts to the whole team).

"78-year-old mother-in-law has dementia; severe short-term memory issues," read an Internet post by "soninlaw" on Elderhope.com, a caregivers' site, in 2007.

President Bush chose a nominee he is very familiar with and one who probably agrees with him both on specific issues (read: abortion) and constitutional philosophy.

And there was Ms. Steinfeld again, later at Rag & Bone, where temperature control issues (read: no A/C) didn't detract from her wardrobe change: leather pants, boots, silky taupe button-down and gobs of black eyeliner.

One simple attack is a byzantine client who issues read operations that return bogus information.

Well, due to some fair use issues (read "People getting pissed that aTV was stealing their programs") they've discontinued the product.

"The traffic observed during the incident was a combination of "flash crowd" activity and increased traffic volume resulting from [redacted] site design issues," reads the report.

Cover blurbs on the first two issues read, "Inspired by Philip Wylie's Novel Gladiator".

"Bush has expressed biased and offensive positions on wide-ranging issues," reads a letter from the groups, including NARAL Pro-Choice America, the American Federation of Teachers and MoveOn.

The checklist of Pence positions on the issues reads like a what's what of the Heritage Foundation and ultra-conservative think tank positions.