Sentence examples for the issues arising from from inspiring English sources

Aleck welcomed the funding as a way to address the issues arising from the industry already in operation in the region.

"We respect the decision of the British people and in common with all other businesses, Jaguar Land Rover will analyse the issues arising from it.

The issues arising from the high levels of government borrowing and debt in Athens pose delicate problems for the European Central Bank and EU governments.

Llwyd said he planned to raise the issues arising from the case with the justice committee and called for a review of sentencing laws to make sure potentially dangerous offenders have access to supervision.

Much negative play has been made of the phrase "we are all in this together", but it actually rings true in the case of tackling the issues arising from the use of education agents.

Miliband said in a speech in London: "We must give MPs the chance to debate the issues arising from the select committee hearing and ensure the prime minister addresses the many unanswered questions that he faces.

"That's where a lot of the issues arise from: the place of not knowing," said Davida Wood, a member of the Teslin Tlingit First Nation and one of two instructors.

The issue arose from Google's $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola Mobility, announced in 2011 and completed last year.

No matter that the issue arose from a mistake by the British Standards Institution in interpreting general EU safety rules applying to toys.

The issue arises from Hampton Creek's use of premium ingredients in its products without charging shoppers the often eye-popping prices attached to such food products.

For Mr. von Marschall the issue arises from Germans' nature: "We're in a country full of people who love a deal, and most people are always comparing prices.