Sentence examples for issues targeted from inspiring English sources
Ford insists it is committed to the touch-screen approach and that customers love it, aside from the issues targeted by the new upgrade.
The key issues targeted by the OECD action plan are: Requiring online multinationals with extensive warehouse operations in an overseas country, such as Amazon, to pay local tax on any profits arising from sales in that country.
Zack Hocking, head of investments at Co-operative Investments, agrees: "The world is changing and issues targeted by sustainable investment such as the need to tackle ageing populations, global power shortage and climate change are creating attractive business opportunities, which in turn are creating great investment opportunities consumers can take advantage of".
Indeed, poor muscle performance and balance impairment are the key issues targeted in fall prevention programs.
While development plans in the 1960s focused on large infrastructural development, the 1980s projects were small and focused on agricultural and health-related issues targeted at rural populations.
The results of this work will be helpful in addressing policy issues targeted at designing control strategies on DFS in the Southeastern U.S.
"The focus of the inquiry was directed away from systemic issues, targeting instead individual participants in the system who may not have fulfilled their job requirements as expected".
Because privacy targets the human side of information protection, the solutions to these issues target the humans using the technology.
In this review we analyze direct and indirect consequences of endothelial alterations on hemodynamics, inflammation and fibrogenesis in the kidney, and discuss therapeutic issues targeting this underestimated culprit in renal fibrosis.
Evolution is not the only issue targeted by fundamentalists: others include American and world history, education about sex and abortion, stem cells, and, lately, global warming.
Defined primarily as a "front end" recruiting issue, targeted recruiting of minorities has replaced genuine investments in outreach and inclusion programs, leaving recruiters frustrated with a quota system that challenges their ethics.
