Sentence examples for studying the issue of from inspiring English sources

The orchestra has been studying the issue of black hiring through a series of surveys.

State regulators have now been studying the issue of fracking for about four years.

Summary 1. (S) Saudi Arabia is officially still studying the issue of whether to associate with the Copenhagen Accord on Climate Change.

Recently, she told me, "a number of us have been studying the issue of quarantine — what can be done, legally, in the United States.

Peter Lehner, chief of the New York attorney general's Environmental Protection Bureau, said it was studying the issue of climate change and might sue polluters along the lines of the successful tobacco litigation by states in the 1990's.

In the meantime, professors Lynda Gratton and Andrew Scott have been studying the issue of working lives in (much) later life and some of the stereotypes that hinder its acceptance.

In view of studying the issues of grid integration of injection of renewable energy produced by distributed systems.

At the time he was assigned the case, Kachinsky said he studied the issue of the false confession phenomenon.

At its first public meeting, the 11-member board will also study the issue of retaining agricultural jobs.

He notes that urban economists might usefully study the issue of international trade.

He suggested that the panel study the issue of whether the government should reorganize counterterrorism programs within American borders, a responsibility that now falls largely on the F.B.I.