Sentence examples for issues that are rising from inspiring English sources
New studies on issues that are rising to the fore will not be undertaken.
Identifying the issues that are concurrently rising across borders would allow CME providers to deploy and coordinate international CME interventions.
This process would be repeated at each level, and issues that are supported would rise to the top and become policy.
Dominic Fearon, Newcastle University Students Unionn President (who voted to stay in the NUS), "Those who voted to leave felt that the NUS doesn't prioritise issues that are important to students: the rising costs of university, the rising costs of accommodation... the increasing privatisation of the higher education sector.
Which brings us to the other issue that's giving rise to increasingly vehement protests in Venice: mass tourism.
But once again Grass takes an issue that has been rising to the surface and gives it an agenda-setting new impetus.
"It was an issue that was always there, but never rose to the top of the world's agenda".
In many European countries it is a potent political issue that is contributing to the rise of anti-establishment parties.
The issue is not simply that college costs are rising or that online education is improving, though those things are true.
Ryan Heath, a spokesman for Ms. Kroes, said that the commissioner agreed that Web-based rivals to European telecom operators sometimes received easier regulatory treatment, and that the issue was rising on the commission's regulatory agenda.
