Sentence examples for issues together with from inspiring English sources

You'll find a set of WWF's inspiring posters on forests and sustainability issues, together with key questions, activity ideas and background.

Increased awareness on environmental issues, together with requirements imposed by implementation of energy efficiency codes, has generated the need for tools that evaluate thermal performance of buildings.

He also donated several dozen newspaper issues, together with Dr. Tina Harris, author of Geographical Diversions: Tibetan Trade, Global Transactions (UGa Press 2013).

The managerial capabilities required at various times in an organization's life cycle come into sharper focus when we examine specific issues together with the problems and needs for action which are precipitated.

The examples will cover aspects of chemical product-process design where the idea of the grand chemical product design model, that also incorporates the process design issues together with sustainability issues will be presented.

"The delay in filing the financial statements is occasioned due to the delayed audit processes, with both the club and the group holding company having to handle a series of audit issues, together with the financial issues thrown at the club due to the arrest and freezing of the assets of the club's main benefactor and changes to banking arrangements.

A thin, laminar aerosol jet is formed using a gas purged through the capacitor and issuing together with aerosolized particles through a small opening in the top electrode.

Then buttons are pressed and seven printing plants around the world receive an identical issue, together with all its sophisticated colour pages.

Fifty-four maps were issued, together with four English and two Scottish memoirs, all of which have already been noticed in our columns (NATURE, 131, 370-372; 1933).

Thus, with greater public awareness of the climate change issue, together with increasing climatic events, such as the devastating floods in Pakistan, the issue has taken on an importance it did not have before Copenhagen.

Belatedly the public accounts committee, one of the two key parliamentary committees on this issue together with the DCLG – has awakened from its stupor and announced an inquiry into the programme.