Sentence examples for was discovering issues from inspiring English sources

In Croydon, south London, last year, for example, when the health and social care regulator, the Care Quality Commission was discovering issues of major concern at an urgent care centre contracted out to Virgin Assura, the local CCG was rating Virgin's performance as "good", and meeting all targets.

It hit close to home as I was discovering my own issues with drugs and alcohol.

But we've heard that during dogfooding a serious hardware issue was discovered and that the phone will be delayed while that issue is fixed.

Of course, that partnership ran into some issues when it was discovered that the screen had series performance issues when placed near a router.

G4S have more than 20,000 accredited Olympics security staff, May told MPs, but the issue was discovered when the company planned "getting staff to the venue security tasks".

The illustrations, which are from the archives of health foundation the Wellcome Trust, demonstrate how much pain patients were expected to endure without anaesthetic when a tumour or other bodily issue was discovered.

Since the issue was discovered, we have been working with the CMA to implement a plan ensuring full compliance with the requirements, and will be regularly reporting back to the CMA".

The issue was discovered by the Senate Finance Committee, not by the Obama team, and it came as news to Mr. Geithner, according to a Democrat who was briefed on the situation.

It was less than two years ago that Francesco Tonicello, a feared member of the Venetian Mala del Brenta, was discovered selling the Big Issue and stolen newspapers in Vauxhall, just over the Thames from the Houses of Parliament.

"As soon as this issue was discovered, we took immediate steps to stop it; we made the regulator aware and rapidly introduced strict new monitoring procedures to prevent any recurrence," Crosbie said.

"It was only in the second half of the 19th century that this view was first challenged, when hunger was discovered as a humanitarian issue, that reflected the failure of the state to protect its citizens from economic downtowns over which they had no control".