Sentence examples for raise significant issues from inspiring English sources

Privacy and anonymity can raise significant issues for accountability for online actions.

"When you're deceiving people or potentially … coercing people to be part of something that they don't know they are part of, I think that does raise significant issues".

This reasoning overlooks the importance of procedural default rules in an adversary system, which relies chiefly on the parties to raise significant issues and present them to the courts in the appropriate manner at the appropriate time for adjudication.

Monster, which controls about one-third of online jobs postings in the United States, does not expect the deal to raise significant issues with antitrust regulators, because HotJobs has a smaller share of the market.

Mark Gilmore, chief constable of West Yorkshire Police, said: "The allegations made against two other police forces and the material we have found in connection with the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry raise significant issues of not just public confidence and trust, but also public  interest".

"Any such approach would raise significant issues and potentially place Australia in breach of its obligations under the [1951] Refugee Convention and other international law obligations," UNHCR spokesperson Adrian Edwards said.

That raises significant issues for universities and governments.

But he said the school had to acknowledge that it raised significant issues.

Climate change is raising significant issues for European invasive species policy.

The Justice Department said that while the agreement would provide many benefits to the public, it also raised significant issues regarding class-action, copyright and antitrust law.

"The photographic process has changed dramatically in recent decades, raising significant issues for artists who work in this medium," notes Joe Scanlan, Director of the Program in Visual Arts.