Sentence examples for lists of issues from inspiring English sources

Back in the early noughties, as sustainability reporting really began to take off, NGOs, investors, and other stakeholders responded with long lists of issues they wanted reported.

State of the Union addresses are associated less with poetry and goose bumps than laundry lists of issues and proposals, a formula that every recent president has followed.

The lead: "Galled by the torrent of accusations that Senator Kerry of Massachusetts has repeatedly flip-flopped on critical issues... Kerry's supporters are compiling lists of issues on which they believe the president has wavered or completely reversed himself".

Two international agreements have seen inspections of garment factories begin in Bangladesh, with the first reports being published last month and revealing long lists of issues from blocked fire exits to overladen foundations and dangerous electrics.

Our M&A cases reveal evaluation processes that focus on resolving lists of issues that are generating controversy among stakeholders.

In addition, after years of resisting the right wing as it won victory after victory, and of watching the Democrats morph into a neoliberal crew and then into a failing party with its own dreary laundry lists of issues and personalities, the capacity to hope for fundamental change may have gone the way of Herbert Marcuse and Martin Luther King.

Republicans raised a long list of issues.

Free health care was not on his list of issues.

Alas, pre-K has joined the long list of issues capable of provoking partisan rage.

At the top of his list of issues to discuss: stamina and boredom.

In his discussions with Thein Sein, President Obama has a long list of issues to raise.