Sentence examples for issues treated from inspiring English sources

Thanks to Tim Corthaut for the helpful discussions on the issues treated in this Case Note and his comments on a previous version.

Constitutions regulate a number of issues in public life, and they differ in the variety of subjects they treat (the general rule is that the more recent, the larger the number of issues treated).

The issues treated are divided under three headings: matters relating to the difference between hazard maps and site studies; matters concerned with the technical issues of mapping, and matters relating to the use to which hazard maps will be put.

The central research question was to investigate; "How are questions about risk issues treated in Swedish societal planning today?" Subject of investigation is a sample of municipal comprehensive master plan documents.

It has skated on regulatory issues, treated an editorial oversight committee as if it were a potted plant (at The Wall Street Journal), and made common cause with restrictive governments (China) and suspect businesses — all in the relentless pursuit of More.

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With a few notable exceptions, it largely pays lip service to Indigenous issues, treating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander issues as politically, socially, economically and culturally marginal.

Instead, Kim is a medical doctor who has specialized in developing-country health issues, treating drug-resistant TB, expanding access to treatment for HIV, and focusing on public-health concerns globally and in the US.

In-depth analysis of gender issues treats gender as a social structure that parallels economic and political structures gender structure.

Some of these are entangled in the very definition of "biodiversity", an issue treated in the first sections below.

40, 41 Therefore, optimizing drug therapy through exercise is a relevant clinical issue treated this study.