Sentence examples for left many issues from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey Emdin, an attorney for the Grahams, said the discussion left many issues unresolved.

The 1846 Mahele (division) transformed the lands of Hawai'i from a shared value into private property, but left many issues unresolved.

The new law expanded the list of security factors to be considered, although it left many issues to the discretion of the administration.

Chrysler confirmed Monday that the union had set the strike deadline after a weekend of intense talks that resulted in progress in some areas, but left many issues unresolved.

The flurry of activity virtually ending the first session of the 110th Congress left many issues unresolved, setting the stage for new confrontations when Congress returns after the holidays.

Ehrenfels' original proposal of "Gestaltqualitäten" still left many issues open or unclear, which were soon taken up in various ways by his fellow Brentanians.

These will surely leave many issues unaddressed.

But, in fact, the ideal leaves many issues open.

But OMB's plan leaves many issues unresolved, including the definition of "data --whether it wouldata --whethernotebooks, for example.

Wilson (forthcoming) objects to grounding formulations of non-reductive physicalism, claiming that they leave many issues open relevant to characterizing the dependence of the mental on the physical, ones that any adequate formulation of the thesis must address.

The Commission now mandates that this information be provided in an aural form through the secondary audio stream for linear programming viewed on televisions and mobile devices and other "second screens" used inside the home over the MVPD's network, but this requirement leaves many issues unresolved.