Sentence examples for those issues which are from inspiring English sources

"The numbers, actually, are perhaps less important than those issues which are fundamental to the future good of the game".

As a general matter, courts prefer to avoid advisory opinions and reach only those issues which are necessary to a decision.

Whilst being very conscious of issues of the exact representativeness of those who choose to blog, as in the case of this paper, there is evidence from other studies to suggest that the range of issues covered in the blogs is sufficiently broad and all-embracing to give a consistent and clear picture of the extent of those issues, which are exercising 'self-testers'.

While some of the issues identified such as distress and lack of support have been previously reported in the literature [ 21- 24], this study highlights those issues which are most problematic for this patient group, allowing them to be prioritised for inclusion in the PROM.

"This is one of those issues which is likely to be subject to further debate in the coming weeks and months".

On Sunday, Parliament will debate those issues, which were all included in an accord signed last fall by the Maoists and Nepal's political parties.

"I think it would be unfair to reflect on those issues, which were originally part of the ride when we first opened it, and say they are connected to this incident, which I don't believe they are".

If the Democrats attack Mr. Bush for their positions on Social Security privatization and education reform, he said, Republicans can simply invoke Mr. Lieberman's record on those issues, which is not too far from Mr. Bush's.

General Manager Bob Murray is soon expected to address those issues, which were broached in the immediate aftermath of their surprising elimination.

"There are well-tried ways of handling these issues, which are currently being ignored".

We thank the reviewer for helping us to clarify these issues, which are important.