Sentence examples for means and issues from inspiring English sources

Feminists have differed on means and issues, but they have substantially agreed that women must work on one another's behalf and can only advance together.

Taking into account absence of specific means and prevention issues solution methods one of the most important concepts of HAI control is improvement of disinfection and sterilization methods.

"It's not a finished experiment by any means, and there are issues," he said.

These enterprises pursue public purposes by employing private means, and solve social issues outside state or market imposed limitations (Halpern 1997).

Shortly afterward, Moses decided to "take a stab" at "seeing what it means and speak to that issue," he notes, "the issues that might concern you if you've been adopted or if you're significantly older parent.

That means other issues, including race and ethnicity (and musical and athletic ability and essays), are taken into consideration.

Mr Ould is due to meet education minister Sam Gyimah this week to discuss potential changes A Department for Education spokesman said: "Academy trusts operate under a strict system of oversight and accountability,  which means any issues are identified and that we can take swift action".

And the editor claimed that a leftward trend in election results and issues polling means little -- as would Obama's victory after months of charges that he stood for radical change.

Educating children in the U.S. means engaging issues like poverty and homelessness, racial and ethnic transformations and entrenched, outdated ways of doing things.

Speaking after the radio hustings, Jones said the "personality and accusations" during the public debate had meant the issues and policies that matter to Londoners got lost.

And that means issues disproportionately faced by women of color are pushed to the margins again and again".