Sentence examples for issues to lay from inspiring English sources

The administration, it seems, is imagining not negotiations on discrete arms control treaties, but separate meetings over months and years, bilateral and multilateral, on a range of security issues to lay down broad new rules of international relations.

The aim was to develop a methodology which can support a clear scoping out of potential issues and to lay the foundations from which to develop a fully deliberative approach.

That's why TechNet launched a 50-state initiative last year to educate state and local policymakers on the issues, and to lay out the financial, regulatory, technology and jobs impact of proposed legislation.

He added that the proposal did not address the most pressing issue: how to lay off thousands of teachers because of budget cutbacks without losing promising newer teachers.

However, he angered many colonists by issuing threats to "lay their country waste with fire and sword" if they continued their opposition, and a Patriot militia arose to oppose him.

While Zenefits more than halved its valuation in 2016, lost its CEO, faced numerous regulatory issues and had to lay off a large number of staff, Namely — which also competes against the biggies like ADP as well as other startups like Gusto — paints a different picture of the world of HR startups.

Females that experienced disengagement issues were able to lay eggs, but none of these heterospecific crosses yielded progeny.

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The key to the political breakthrough on the issue appeared to lie in a shift of political calculus by Mr. Robinson, the unionist leader.

d4, a U.K.-based non-profit focused on improving patient care through technology, has addressed some of these issues and is seeking to lay out some easy-to-consume guidelines.

The European Center for Nuclear Research, which will operate the collider, has rightly pooh-poohed the dangers but is revisiting the safety issue in an effort to lay the concerns to rest.