Sentence examples for issues testing from inspiring English sources

The wide-ranging debate before the final vote presaged discussion that will play out this year in the presidential and Congressional elections on other issues testing the president's wartime authority, including secret detentions, torture and Iraq war financing.

In recent years, Israel has grappled with a series of issues testing the boundaries of secular and religious law, and many legal experts here see this as one of the most profound, with implications for the future of Israeli democracy.

"We should be spending those resources on some of the far-reaching issues, testing our systems and making sure we comply with all the other parts of the law".

The present paper examines the general features of Australian television coverage of LMIC health issues, testing the hypotheses that this coverage conforms to the general patterns of foreign news reporting in high-income countries and, in particular, that LMIC health coverage will largely reflect Australian interests.

Counsellors also indicated specific challenges in relation to HIV testing, such as: health systems issues, testing guidelines and sensitivity of test kits, low incentives/lack of recognition/high workloads, and stigma/fear/denial of HIV testing, as illustrated in Table  3.> The lay counsellors worked an average of 33 hours per week, with a minimum of seven and a maximum of 70 hours.

The issues tested are the well-posedness in the nonlinear case and the computational efficiency of the boundary conditions for limited area models [T.T. Warner, R.A. Peterson, R.E.

During the remaining time, candidates would debate the ideas for each issue, testing each other's responses, but not personalizing them.

It's clearly a divisive issue, testing the limits of acceptable public display for Muslim women and renewing the tensions between the cultural and religious functions of the veil.

The second issue – testing the placement of these taxa – can only be addressed by collecting more data: filling in the gaps or sequencing new genes.

This issue tests the new guidelines and their promise not to threaten journalists with jail for doing their jobs, except in "extraordinary" circumstances.

Fewer than 30% of voters have a favourable view of the current president, and majorities disapprove of his handling of every national issue tested, including crime, corruption and relations with the United States.