Sentence examples for issues selected from inspiring English sources
Corruption and the court system are the issues selected by most firms as major constraints.
The sectors and issues selected as targets, according to a statement, included e-commerce, food safety, corporate responsibility, pharmaceuticals, tobacco, financial markets and health care.
The substantive issues selected by Mr. Gates remain remarkably resonant today, and included "the turmoil in Russia," as well as "developments in Iraq, North Korea, China, and Iran," according to the C.I.A.'s official history of the transition.
In 2004, the British sociologist Colin Crouch came up with the term "post-democracy" to describe this new order: Under this model, while elections certainly exist and can change governments, public electoral debate is a tightly controlled spectacle, managed by rival teams of professionals expert in the techniques of persuasion, and considering a small range of issues selected by those teams.
To be more precise, the total lobbying expenditure is first divided by the number of all general issues and then multiplied by the number of general issues selected.
In 1985, the chamber intends to work more closely with government agencies and to focus on six priority issues selected by the board of directors, she said.
Any registered voter can become a delegate and debate issues, select a candidate, and question potential nominees.
Using animals or plants as a proxy for human exposure can alleviate some of the more troubling features of HBM, such as ethical issues, selecting representative subpopulations, correcting for confounding factors or statistical power requirements.
However, good breeders of purebred dogs test the parents for thyroid disease, anomalies of the eyes, shoulder and hip issues selecting against negative traits.[12].[12]
To deal with this issue, selected uncertainty models are applied, and their features are compared.
Four years ago, the economy was the top issue, selected by 40 percent of voters in the Republican primary.
