Sentence examples for issues will follow from inspiring English sources
Daniel M. Kammen, director of the Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley, predicted that as intensive renewable energy development spreads, water issues will follow.
Other issues will follow, of varying terms, to a total of £3.3 billion over the next six years.In the long term, if other local authorities follow London's example, borrowing for infrastructure against income from fares and road pricing, bonds could revolutionise local transport.
Special issues will follow the standard review procedures and must comply with the criteria applied to regular papers.
But for certain, these issues will follow you overseas.
Whenever someone changes jobs in order to run from a situation, as opposed to going TO an opportunity, it's pretty much inevitable that the issues will follow, nipping at their heels.
More introductory tutorials of this kind on a variety of topics as well as more technical guides on specialist issues will follow.
The issue will follow Mr. Bush to Washington, where Senator Patrick Leahy, a Democrat of Vermont, plans to reintroduce the Innocence Protection Act, the first comprehensive federal death penalty reform measure.
I hope people on both sides of the issue will follow the city's Peafowl Management Plan.
Likely, this issue will follow the same pattern with the drip, drip, drip of newly-released information only serving to continually put Ms. Clinton on the defensive and perhaps damaging her campaign, just as the Whitewater investigation formerly dogged her and her husband decades ago.
In following section, these issues will be discussed, followed by suggestions for adaptation of the respective systems.
"Just because the DUP have crashed the bus, does not mean that everyone has to sit at home now and cross their fingers and hope against hope that things will improve and that these issues will be resolved". Following the DUP's meeting, Arlene Foster said she was hopeful a new budget would be in place for Northern Ireland "within weeks".
