Sentence examples for issues which exist from inspiring English sources

"As the Howard report so eloquently put it – the factions have developed into untalented groups, with no conviction on local issues, which exist solely to promote their loyalists by excluding non-loyalists from party positions of influence," she said.

The CGE continues to seek assurances from the CGF and the Organising Committee (OC) of the Commonwealth Games in Delhi that the Village and Venues are fit for purpose, are safe and that urgent action will be taken by the OC and the CGF to address the significant operational issues which exist.

This discussion focuses on both the economic and infrastructure issues which exist and need to be addressed for the effective implementation of fast charging at 400 kW and above.

The proposed PM-MMPT circuit mitigates partial shading issues which exist in PV systems by utilizing cell-level distributed MPPT architecture, where each cell has its own MPPT circuit, in order for each cell to produce its own maximum power without affecting other cells or being affected by other cells.

Emma Mlotshwa, from the charity Medical Justice, said the jury's finding highlighted a number of issues which existed in many centres.

Whatever the outcome of the debate, the Los Angeles region is at ground zero for the runoff issue, which exists nationwide.

Which exist in droves.

Other practical issues, which also exist in the STFT, including the effects of window width and the length of overlap between adjacent signal segments will be discussed.

Think of how, in those 50 years just past, views on diversity, social equality, the environment, healthcare, and so many other issues, which once existed only on the fringes of our world, have become thoroughly mainstream.

A second issue is that uranium is a comparatively scarce material, which exists in significant quantities in only a small number of countries.

Therefore, a fundamental issue in gene prediction concerns the degree of codon variation which exists between species, as seen in these reference sequences.