Sentence examples for the issue of opening from inspiring English sources
We would urge the coalition not to duck the issue of opening up remuneration committees to worker representatives.
Concerning the issue of opening transmission access through the creation of regional networks, Mr. Hebert supports a voluntary process while Enron seeks a faster and more compulsory system.
There is no difference this time around; the Obama administration and the Romney campaign have taken opposite sides on the issue of opening up a coastal portion of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil and gas drilling.
Yet when the Hamas leader Khaled Meshal visited Egypt this month, Mr. Morsi took care to receive the mainstream Palestinian Authority chairman, Mahmoud Abbas, first — and never raised the issue of opening the border, at least publicly.
The issue of opening high-level diplomatic talks with Iran has come under the spotlight this political season, and that has played out at Aipac's 2008 policy conference here.
"Jewish and Catholic Scholars Seek Pius XII's Files" (news article, Oct. 27) highlights the widening chasm over transparency that separates the Vatican from others on the issue of opening Holocaust-era archives.
Medicine X ePatient scholar Matthew Charron steered the conversation towards the issue of open access to scientific information.
Addressing the alumni and students, Gregory H. Williams, the college's president, returned to the issue of open access.
Moreover, the issue of "open access" to scientific information is becoming increasingly important and must be faced with all its consequences.
"However, there have been a number of episodes over the course of the last few months that have put us in a position to take a big step back and assess the issue of open carry".
In 1968, Davidson, as a board member of Sweden's tennis federation, drafted a letter asking the International Lawn Tennis Federation to convene a special meeting on the issue of open tennis, in which amateurs would be allowed to compete against professionals.
