Sentence examples for main issues faced from inspiring English sources

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Ms Dzumhur presented some of the main issues faced by children in contact with the law in Bosnia and Herzegovina and illustrated how UNICEF's supported child friendly procedures for children in contact with the law and in particular child-friedly rooms in police stations mitigate some of those challenges.

What are some of the main issues facing women in the informal economy today?

As one Guardian reader wrote to us when asked to describe the main issues facing Gen Y in his country: "You want me to sum up the main issues facing an entire generation in an entire country?

They agree on the main issues facing the country: job creation, visa-free travel for their citizens and faster European integration.

One of the main issues facing Iraq in the coming year is what, if any, American military presence will continue after a deadline in December 2011 for withdrawing the remaining 50,000 American troops here.

That question of size is one of the main issues facing destination clubs as they look to recover from early growing pains and raise awareness about what is still a little-known luxury travel niche.

The main issues facing the UK economy were the impact of rising prices on real incomes, "the confidence shock" from the eurozone, and a greater impact from the financial crisis on output than previously thought.

In his view, the main issues facing workers have changed little since then: they keep getting squeezed while corporations grow more powerful, and the gap between the rich and everybody else keeps growing.

What saves this book and makes it eminently worth reading is Mr. Friedman's sure grasp of so many of the main issues facing the United States in the wars with terror and Iraq.

The two main issues facing ships' food supply chains can be categorised as intrinsically relating to food and more broadly associated with the supply chain.