Sentence examples for issues to be raised from inspiring English sources

Having reached a crossroads in the evolution of the club there are some important issues to be raised and debated.

And now that the charter has been approved, it will be harder than ever for such issues to be raised in Algeria's courts.

1068, 22 L.Ed.2d 227 (1969), permitting Fourth Amendment exclusionary rule issues to be raised for the first time in collateral proceedings, is here involved.

Those new reviews by more accommodating employees found that "there were no issues to be raised" and gave the laboratory satisfactory security ratings as a result.

"We have already lowered labour costs, and there is no reason for such issues to be raised by the troika", Kedikoglou said.

Abdelaziz said Egypt,s President soon will visit Washington, and he expected all these issues to be raised with President Obama.

Several members said they expected the issue to be raised again in the near future.

"I recognise this is a perfectly valid journalistic and political issue to be raised.

They want the issue to be raised at the EU-US summit agenda next month.

There were calls in Brussels for the issue to be raised with Orbán at an EU summit next week.

A group of MPs from leftwing parties have called for the issue to be raised in parliament.