Sentence examples for the issue of creating from inspiring English sources

That has become the single biggest drag on growth.It was partly the issue of creating new jobs that precipitated the call for new elections.

This paper addresses the issue of creating a lattice model suitable for design purposes and capable of quantitative estimates of the mechanical properties of a disordered microstructure.

The beauty of the Parthenon and its sculptures leaves all other arguments out in the cold, including the issue of creating a precedent.

The Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party has considerably strengthened its political forces, despite its minor presence in the current legislature, because the Congress Party was dithering on the issue of creating a separate state while B.J.P. sounded more decisive.

This paper does not address the issue of creating an absolutely healthy and sustainable farm but is about farm transformation and the art of development, step-by-step reshaping specific farm elements, thus allowing the entire farm to become healthier.

In "A Way to Trace Bullets" (editorial, Oct. 17), you point out that President Bush "needs to lead" on the issue of creating a "computerized national system for tracing bullets and cartridge casings to the guns that fired them".

This paper examines the issues of creating and managing the content of the information infrastructure that is necessary to support successful operation of the virtual enterprise.

This paper examines the issues of creating and managing intangible assets in virtual enterprise, and discusses the applicability and adaptability of various tools and methodologies studied and developed in the industry projects to enable seamless operation of the virtual enterprise during these global projects.

"Our objective," said a senior Administration official, "is to get the Chinese to go back again to reforming their trading system toward more market-oriented operations". American officials raised both the issues of creating trade surpluses -- through quotas, import substitution programs, export subsidies and other measures -- and of circumventing textile and apparel quotas through third countries.

The issues of creating a supporting environment and providing support for changing clinical patterns were addressed.

But the English Democrats, who campaign for a separate parliament for England, called the proposals a "fudge" which failed to address "the real issue" of creating equal democratic rights across the UK.