Sentence examples for parallel issue from inspiring English sources

When there is much publicity rightly being given to Black Lives Matter, it's an interesting parallel issue.

In the morning, Mr. Kerry and Mr. Lavrov had a three-way meeting with Lakhdar Brahimi, the United Nations envoy, on the parallel issue of how to arrange a peace conference to facilitate a political settlement.

But callous as it sounds, what really keep senior civil servants awake at night isn't the mortality rate; it's the parallel issue known as morbidity: the quality of life people can expect as they age, and thus how independent they remain.

But on a day of corporate joy after three years of off-season construction — when Willis Reed, Mark Messier and Walt Frazier lent their luminous pasts to the corporate future — Garden officials refused to discuss the permit or a parallel issue: the property tax exemption the Garden has had since 1982.

Update: Parallel issue here – this time for Palm.

A somewhat parallel issue has been raised in distributive justice – must society allocate resources, broadly construed, to support the group and cultural identities of its members?

Parallel issues arise with overcrowded airports.

And that raises parallel issues in the minds of some academics.

The conference will not be about Switzerland but rather about the wider if parallel issues faced by many different countries.

What follows relates only to consumer decisions, but parallel issues arise in labour markets, securities markets, etc.

"For us, the parallel issues are glaringly apparent," said Marcus Courtney, co-founder of the Washington Alliance of Technology Workers, a Seattle organization affiliated with the Communications Workers of America.