Sentence examples for the issue being flagged from inspiring English sources

For that reason alone, Zwanikken says, as much as New Zealanders might resent the issue being flagged at all, it doesn't make sense to squander the opportunity out of spite.

Here, the issue is flagged as a "service disruption," not "outage," as the issue isn't universal, nor entirely down.

The issue was flagged to VICE News ahead of the Conservatives questioning of LeBlanc on Tuesday afternoon.

Quri is making that process smoother going forward with the launch of "Quri Agile," a real-time alerting system that will contact the appropriate person via email messages as soon as the issues are flagged.

But the primary issue being flagged up is the perennial tug-of-war between security and convenience.

He added: "This issue was flagged up in September when it became clear that Scottish fans were openly targeting tickets within the home areas, and it was claimed then that steps had been taken to prevent them from being able to do so.

This issue was flagged in the regional dialogue on the health challenges for Asian labor migrants in 2010.

That issue was flagged up by the most recent survey by the Palestinian Centre for Policy and Survey Research, which showed a drop in support for knife attacks from 67% last December to 58% in March.

Those other issues were flagged in the latest quarterly report from the White House to Congress on developments in the region.

As in our survey, workforce issues were flagged up, especially with respect to the provision of clinical nurse specialists and palliative care teams.

Gove has agreed to meet the campaign leader, the 17-year-old student Fahma Mohamed, a Bristol teenager from a Muslim Somali family, who wants the issue to be flagged up in schools before this summer's "cutting season".