Sentence examples for issues to describe from inspiring English sources

This article focusses on both technical and tactical issues to describe the experience of cross-sectoral collaboration between health and housing stakeholders across the life of a housing master plan, including but not limited to a health impact assessment (HIA).

Travel Warnings, the recently redesigned State Department Web site says, "are issued to describe long-term, protracted conditions that make a country dangerous or unstable".

Of the Zhanaozen massacre (Mr Blair carefully uses the word "issue" to describe it) he adds, "There was a very violent confrontation and people died.

Throughout the course of the interview, participants were provided several opportunities to raise issues or to describe experiences that had not been specifically addressed.

A methodological issue is to describe the evidence that would be needed to decide whether a particular interpretation is a sense or a conventional conversational implicature.

At that moment it was clear that a great way to frame the divide in the Democratic Party, especially on the Too Big To Fail Issue, is to describe the wealthy former New York senator and her side as Wall Street Democrats.

The goal was to perform a thematic survey 9 using interpretative phenomenological analysis to explore participants' views of a variety of issues related to MC. 10 This analytical method aims to explore participants' perspectives on an issue rather than to describe the issue objectively.

None of these issues is difficult to describe or to resolve.

Due to Wi-Fi issues, Hanash chose to describe their hack onstage instead of demonstrating it, but we got a chance to check it out backstage.

Surprisingly, philosophical difficulties emerge when we attempt to characterize suicide precisely, and attempts to do so introduce intricate issues about how to describe and explain human action.

Then, we used the expression profiles to address the issues to be described below.