These are not religious issues they're human issues.

These are not theoretical issues but issues of deadly urgency.

These are global issues.

Finally, these are not women s issues, but social and economic issues.

These are eminently negotiable issues.

Quality issues are obviously fundamental.

There are other serious issues, too.

Some issues are still quite sensitive.

These are all global, not local, issues.

We are prepared to discuss those issues.

We are also pleased to note that environmental issues are included.

Racism and xenophobia are issues with which we are still grappling.

But these are not the most pressing issues.

And all of these issues are inter connected.

But these issues are not the real problem.

The two issues are dated 23 years apart.

All past issues are available on UNCTAD's website.

These issues are explored in the present report.

Agriculture and climate change issues are closely linked.

Additionally, there are several applications regarding marriage and divorce related issues, as well as welfare and financial issues.

Political divisions are blocking forward movement on key issues.

The issues are discussed and appropriate action is assigned.

While these key issues are not exhaustive, they are relevant to all countries.

These are all very important issues. But the mere figures are simply not enough.

At last, the big players are taking the issues seriously.

The young representatives understand that these issues are manifestly interlinked.

Ordinarily, corporate governance issues are not followed by most citizens.

Information technology and human resource issues are also being considered.

These issues are discussed below in paragraphs 21 to 26.

There are no doubt other issues which could be added.

The basic issues concerning parents who attend these courses are

WHO, UNFPA and UNICEF are collaborating to address health issues.

Cross cutting issues are fully reflected in key policy measures.

Both are important issues, but they are secondary to the problems of joblessness and poverty.

We are pleased that negotiations are now under way on several of the reform issues.

And there are pressing issues that need the new ambassador s attention.

There are a number of issues to be taken into consideration.

Discussions with the Government of Germany on these issues are ongoing.

Finally, issues requiring guidance from the Parties are summarized where appropriate.

Finally, it identifies particular issues which are likely to pose difficulties.

Issues pertaining to development are of primary importance to my country.

Some of the main issues that were considered are addressed below.

However, there are still some outstanding issues that need urgent attention.

The issues are clear, the challenges obvious and the opportunities enormous.

Some of the issues that unions are promoting, such as human rights and environmental quality, are unassailable. When they try to connect these issues with trade, however, their motives become questionable.