Sentence examples similar to the issue has been managed from inspiring English sources

In a report, Holyrood's Public Audit Committee also highlighted increases to the initial budget and issues around the way the budget has been managed.

The committee's report also highlights issues surrounding the way in which the budget has been managed to date and is concerned that potential inflationary increases had not been built into forecasts until May 2010.

The issue has been joined.

The issue has been fixed.

The ups and downs: I've had health issues and my biggest challenge has been managing my health around the timetable.

Prior to the Clean Power Plan, there was no federal direction on how to deal with climate change, and each state has been managing the climate issue differently.

Meanwhile, an independent inquiry concluded that consultants' concerns about workload and poor communication in paediatric services in Haringey "were genuinely and reasonably held" and that these issues "could have been managed more effectively in the interests of patient care".

The internal investigation did not uphold that there had been "intentional bullying" of Court, but did find that "a number of process issues" in how she had been managed, including not having been set clear objectives for her role when she started at the Hillsborough inquests as well as negative feedback, had "caused Hayley to feel like she was the victim of bullying".

The issue of prisoners' pay could, and should, have been managed very differently.

When he did come in, he believed employees felt obliged to pepper him with issues they had been managing just fine while he was away.

Candy Cox, 50, who had been managing partner of the issues and advocacy group at DDB Seattle, becomes managing partner of DDB Bass & Howes.