Sentence examples for whilst issues from inspiring English sources

David Wood, UKBA director of criminality and detention, told a parliamentary committee in September: "Whilst issues are raised about absconding, that is not our biggest issue.

As UK Border Agency executive Dave Wood let slip last year in evidence to a parliamentary committee, the detention policy's true purpose is deterrence: "Whilst issues are raised about absconding, that is not our biggest issue.

Whilst issues of class and 'race' underpin work in this vein, in Indonesia, much less attention has been directed towards the ways in which gender inheres in the regularisation of land and livelihood, and the ordering of upland spaces.

"We acknowledge that whilst issues of human sexuality are not resolved, there are couples living in other lifelong committed relationships who deserve the welcome, pastoral care and support of the church and we are committed to further listening, prayerful reflection and discernment regarding same-sex relationships," it said.

Conversely, FASP produces very clean peptide mixtures, whilst issues in quantification for residual interefering substances occurred both for DT and ISD.

Either way we continue to believe that SAB stock trades at unattractive levels whilst operational issues in South Africa and Central Europe limit potential for upgrades.

Real-time imaging via intravital microscopy (IVM) is a technique where time-resolved high-definition images may be observed in a particular tumor region, as the tumor undergoes a specific treatment schedule, and thus, details on process may be achieved, whilst negating issues of intra- and inter-tumoral heterogeneity.

Whilst some issues they raised are supported by earlier studies [ 14- 16], other topics they highlighted provide new insights into the continuing issue of new parents who are unprepared for the transition to parenthood.

(Interview 4, Nurse) Whilst no issues with security and crime were reported at work within the private sector, those who worked in the private sector were still exposed to issues of insecurity outside of their workplace.

(B2 197; 202; 206) This seems to suggest that, whilst mobility issues are a problem for those who are less disabled, there are services better equipped for those with higher needs, should they persist and find out about the service.

The reviews included here showed a variety of approaches to mixed study design; this is an area where guidelines would assist in combining all available data whilst addressing issues of different study design.