Sentence examples for issues which concern from inspiring English sources

Complicating matters, however, Mr. Schumer said that he would vote against the overall bill unless changes were made on other issues, which concern the cost of ethanol and pollution hazards from a gasoline additive, MTBE.

Perhaps instead of obsessing about the narrow subset of issues which concern a minority of voters who swing between left- and right-of-centre, parties might start looking at the large swathes of people who feel disengaged and have sufficient numbers to affect the result in even the safest seat.

The implementation issues, which concern a proposed method of vibration surveillance, are described.

Otherwise the main topics for debate will probably be issues which concern both Houses - the restoration and renewal programme, which could cost several billion pounds, and see Parliament having to move out of its home, and the prospect of sharing services between the Lords and Commons, in order to cut costs.

"The DUP may now spin about standing tough in negotiations but the reality is that the party has publicly voiced support for 'limited immunity' which is an amnesty by another name and has consistently failed to the make the key issues which concern innocent victims the centrepiece of these talks.

There are issues which concern the generalisability of the evidence from the literature to the population of interest and the nature of practice in some countries where physiotherapists are not first-contact practitioners.

Bernie assured the mayor that he would continue to pay close attention to congressional issues which concerned Poland".

A number of the chemicals used in the fracking process have been linked to health issues, which concerns scientists.

The Irish Independent reports that Mr Cowen said that legal guarantees had been given for Ireland on issues which concerned voters ahead of the first referendum, such as abortion, military neutrality, taxation, and the retention of a European Commissioner per EU member.

"Because they are used to rote learning in their schools, they found it difficult at first to express themselves and speak to the other sex, but they soon overcame their shyness, and spoke freely about issues which concerned them".

A lack of knowledge about their role in a societal perspective, on the other hand, was associated with lower confidence in contact with the media and defensive managerial approaches, such as withholding information, being unavailable, or defending themselves rather than addressing the issues which concerned the organization.