Sentence examples for the issue is posed from inspiring English sources

The issue is posed by the scope of our disposition in Bacchus.

But the issue is posed most dramatically in politics…" (Walzer 1974, 76).

The issue is posed, in what ways should the members of a society or nation state be made equal?

But the court failed to resolve the issue because two of those justices saw procedural problems in the way the issue was posed.

But if petitioner's conviction is indeed regarded as final under New York law, then the constitutional issue is posed without regard to New York law for the reasons stated in the text.

Although the scale of investments allocated to DRR, insignificant when compared to the magnitude of the task, is part of the problem, a much greater issue is posed by a lack of understanding of the need to include appropriate risk management tools in development policies and investments.

In this respect, a similar issue is posed by the nuclear accumulation of transcripts containing CUG expansion in DM1.

Easily the most poignant issue was posed by a Wecolator chair lift on the stairway.

Definitive questions about these issues are posed for cooperative effort and resolution by water chemists, engineers, and epidemiologists.

Ten common issues were posed to both groups and covered the following three topics: Clinical Knowledge and Skills (3), Communication and Working Relations (4), and Macro Issues (3).

Already, there are HR department issues being posed by more common telepresence robots (see "Beam Yourself to Work in a Remote Controlled Body").