Sentence examples for issues that will have from inspiring English sources

These are issues that will have to be addressed".

These are all issues that will have to be highlighted in the general election campaign anyway.

"There are many different issues that will have to be discussed and resolved," Mrs. Clinton said.

But it does at least set out the issues that will have to be addressed.The key problem is capacity.

Many of the issues that will have a direct impact on you — Social Security, Medicare, government pensions — are likely to be affected by who wins the presidency.

But there are plenty of issues that will have the Conservative Euro-skeptics frothing at the mouth, and that will put pressure on the coalition".

Ultimately, this is an issue that will have to be decided at the national level, by Congress or the Supreme Court.

One policy issue that will have to be addressed soon is whether a BID leader should be allowed to operate more than one BID.

If you're worried about the long-run imbalance between spending and revenue, well, that's an issue that will have to be resolved eventually, but not right away.

Another issue that will have to addressed — perhaps after any aid agreement — is financing for Ireland's lenders by the European Central Bank, which is expected to wind down liquidity assistance early next year.

Free movement of capital, trade and people is one of the fundamentals, but I think that is an issue that will have to be addressed by governments other than us.