Sentence examples for the issues posed by from inspiring English sources

He said the department was studying the issues posed by the disclosure of the documents.

Almost all dealt with the issues posed by the article about Rabbi Lanner.

He has not yet solved all the issues posed by the work's sprawling architecture, but his reading is largely persuasive.

But as the question reached the establishment the issues posed by the region turned out to be different.

First Amendment doctrine was mostly a function of ad hoc decision-making as the Court grappled with the issues posed by Communist Party advocacy and association.

"In this court's view, the issues posed by this case exemplify the adage that not every ailment afflicting society may be redressed by a lawsuit," he wrote.

The issue posed by that appeal, United States Telecom Association v. Federal Communications Commission, was whether the agency, in imposing the order, had exceeded its authority or failed to consider privacy concerns and the financial costs of the new standards adequately.

While the issue posed by these cases has simmered for years, it has acquired increasing prominence from the growing effect of the alternative minimum tax, which is intended to make sure that people with big incomes do not escape income taxes.

After two months of traveling around the country, Mr. Carr finds that Catholics are "really wrestling" with the moral issues posed by the election: abortion, yes, but also the war in Iraq and other issues.

The important issues posed by the researches for wayfinding aids and technologies were the matter of design and operation style, and directional system of wayfinding aids.

HOW dare those materialistic French fret about unemployment and other bread-and-butter questions as they contemplate the lofty issues posed by the forthcoming referendum?