Sentence examples for tracing issues from inspiring English sources

"We identify relationships that we think are relevant, and are you going to engage with these people, and hopefully that takes clients from tracing issues to becoming shapers of the agenda," says Lyons.

The remaining statements were organized into broad themes (e.g., tracing issues), duplicates eliminated, and similar statements merged to create a final consolidated list.

Contact tracing, issuing verbal quarantine orders and instructions, and delivering news to the public were generally well coordinated.

This moves the computation to the edge of the network to avoid the latency that a round trip between the device and the cloud would incur.

Memos were also developed to trace issues and areas that were repeating.

Beyond the very real challenges that polling faces -- from single-digit response rates and the fast growing number of "cell phone only" households -- the Iowa misfire traces to issues that have challenged polls there for decades: large late shifts in voter preferences and the difficulty in predicting exactly who will trek out to caucus meetings on a cold winter night.

Claudia Roth, a Green leader and federal lawmaker, said the success of the Greens could be traced to issues beyond the nuclear accident in Fukushimo, Japan, which forced Mrs. Merkel to completely reverse her energy policy by phasing out nuclear power as soon as possible and replacing it with renewable energy, as well as gas and coal.

This will allow developers to see exactly what's happening every time the screen draws a new image to trace performance issues, for example.

PopTools, offers some statistical facilities for wet-data (as VANTED) and stochastic processes, but disregards any group-traces issue as well.

Her early novels Adam Bede (1859), The Mill on the Floss (1860), and Silas Marner (1861)—are closely observed studies of English rural life that offer, at the same time, complex contemporary ideas and a subtle tracing of moral issues.

Lee told VICE he's not sure the impact increased record-keeping would have on crime deterrence, but given that cops often have issues tracing the origin of a gun, having an additional database could prove useful.