Sentence examples for persons issues from inspiring English sources

"The success of this operation will not be on the battlefield, the success will be deciding how we handle the displaced persons issues," said Shireen M Mazari, a member of Pakistan's parliament.

These messages then either result in the display of interface content including textual messages, buttons for interaction and pictures (L) or when auditory interaction has been selected (M), speech output (text to speech) and speech recognition (persons issues simple commands).

"Settling the missing persons issue helps us recover our national manhood.

In its annual report on forced labor and trafficking in persons, issued just before the World Cup, the United States State Department described Germany as a "source, transit, and destination country" for prostitutes.

A strong initial boost in public opinion polls after his one-day meeting with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il, has since been subsumed by persistent questions about the handling of the missing persons issue.

Whether or not North Korea seeks to negotiate with Washington along these lines, its acknowledgment of a nuclear weapons program has inflicted faster and far graver setbacks than the missing persons issue with Japan.

The Department of Health and Human Services guidelines for the prevention of opportunistic infections among HIV-infected persons issued in 2002 advised screening for HCV in all HIV-infected persons [ 35].

Many studies have been limited in focus to older persons or have produced results that indicate that multimorbidity is an older persons issue [ 1, 4, 11- 14], although the broadening of the age ranges is called for [ 16].

"We have a board meeting tomorrow and have at least a couple of fit-and-proper person issues which we will address," said Lord Mawhinney, chairman of the Football League.

The participants consisted of 7 colleagues (outside the research team) from different research backgrounds and each had different experience and knowledge of computer interfaces, multi-agent systems and older person issues.

One reason that so few single people run for the highest office, and why single-person issues aren't considered their own separate policy plank, is that single people aren't a monolithic voting bloc.