Sentence examples for issues which arose from inspiring English sources

She received the department's Meritorious Service award for her work expeditiously and successfully addressing foreign policy issues which arose when the US hosted the Atlanta Olympics.

US Third Fleet spokesman commander Ryan Perry said a vice-admiral directed the USS Zumwalt to remain at ex-Naval Station Rodman in Panama to address the issues, which arose on Monday.

By no stretch of the imagination can our decision in Orr be thought to have silently dealt with issues which arose and were decided in later cases such as Ward, Tumey, and Reynolds v. Sims.

This paper discusses the main policies and efforts aimed at childcare support undertaken by the Korean Government from 2003 to 2007, as well as dealing with the ensuing policy issues which arose as a result of such efforts.

IPCC commissioner Nicholas Long said: "We have already made a series of recommendations to Durham Constabulary, but based on the issues which arose we felt it imperative that national recommendations were also proposed.

In the deliberative workshops, we built upon participants' local knowledge by referring to other forms of renewable energy, already in existence in the local area, which they were familiar with and provided participants with the opportunity to elaborate on the issues which arose for them in the workshops.

We discuss the issues which arise in volume morphing and present a method for creating morphs.

It is clear that public bodies must highlight the major public policy issues which arise from this case.

Our results also re-emphasize the potential issues which arise when using patents as a measure of innovation.

Any other issues which arise in connection with your request for reconsideration will be reviewed in accordance with the reconsideration procedures described in § 404.913(a).

Peter Byrne surveys the conceptual, ethical, social and religious issues which arise from the fact that many human beings are mentally handicapped.