Mr. Paterson said, "We are handling this sensitively; there may be issues that involve race".
Beyond the question of quantity, there may be issues of psychology.
There may be issues of depression, illiteracy or drug addiction, which the staff will have to help people to address.
"There is a relationship of trust, even if there may be issues on which their views differ".
"Ideally they would also be encrypted, capable of being tracked and remotely wiped but then there may be issues about who owns the data".
Some of these choices may be purely technical, some may be issues of historical convention, and some may be informed by ideological assumptions.
"There may be issues of maintenance or repair of the driveway that have been worked out between the former owner and the neighbor," he said.
With corporations continuing to export jobs to China and India, the trade deficit and globalization may be issues to watch this election year.
"And, in the public discussion of the returns, there may be issues in his audit that might not yet have arisen, and the I.R.S. hasn't found them.
Some methods require technology that may not be available in some places, or there may be issues relating to a suitable market for the products," Buckton said.
There may be issues with the content – a story set in a university could include adult language and themes that are either inappropriate for a 14 or 15-year old – or, more likely, what one age group finds exciting may simply be boring for the other.
