Sentence examples for issues venues from inspiring English sources

One of the major issues venues talk about is the difficulty they have in employing local directors because lack of funding means they cannot afford to offer paid assisting work, a vital part of any director's development and so often the route to bigger and better things.

There are many difficult issues, because venues vary, and the music itself flows from loud to soft".

In recent years he played casinos in Las Vegas and elsewhere in the country, and he took a light-hearted look at social and political issues on venues as divergent as MSNBC and the Fox News Channel.

When the form was first issued to venues it – unsurprisingly perhaps – asked the promoter of the event to identify the ethnic profile of the audience.

The problem is the issue of venues being next to residences, or dwellings being built against venues.

One issue with venues offering these deals through Foursquare is that the service is still relatively small and unknown.

There's also the issue of venues.

In 2009, 165 permits were issued to venues in New York City, Long Island, and Westchester for New Year's Eve, the New York Post reported.

"There's a term in comedy 'too soon.' If you wanna do a free speech comedy night and riff on the culture war six months from now maybe it wouldn't be so close to what happened in Charlottesville," he said, noting that although people are billing this as a free speech issue, private venues have the right to choose what events they give a platform.

Issues of venue for the interviews, time period for the interviews, focus groups discussions and the community conversation were clarified in the second visit.

The rule of Jackalow generally remains good law, but to obtain reversal of a criminal conviction for failure to submit the issue of venue to the jury, venue must have been "in issue" and the defendant must have timely objected.