Sentence examples for three central issues from inspiring English sources

The science of records control has had to face at least three central issues: (1) the determination of types of records to be removed from agencies of origin, (2) the time of disposition, and (3) the manner of disposition.

Fourth Amendment case law deals with three central issues: what government activities constitute "search" and "seizure"; what constitutes probable cause for these actions; how violations of Fourth Amendment rights should be addressed.

Three central issues are the quantitative cellular contributions to glycolytic and oxidative metabolism during rest and activation, the cellular source(s) of lactate generated within brain, and the fate(s) of brain lactate.

There are three central issues that are raised by the Separate Spheres' and Indirect Benefits' problems that I will address in turn: First, how are indirect and direct benefits, and the proper sphere of health care as opposed to other spheres, distinguished?

But the House draft does not address two central issues.

Some form of access to the single market and some deal on free movement – the two central issues – are agreed.

"These are the two central issues in this story, and they're very ethereal and hard to grasp".

And on two central issues to the 2012 election — electability and the economy — Mr. Gingrich failed to connect this time.

The mini-MBA proposed by Lord Green highlights financial management and how best to run a heritage site as two central issues.

Sir Robert, who was appointed assistant deputy coroner, rejected parts of the PII application but upheld the Secretary of State's claim on the two central issues of Russian involvement and preventability.

As General Sobhi argued, Professor Telhami said, "there were always two central issues driving Arab and Egyptian anger with the U.S., the Palestinian question — the prism of pain through which Arabs see the West — and the U.S. military presence".