Sentences with phrase «asked about a range of issues»

While pupil mental health was the most prevalent health and safeguarding concern for school leaders in both 2015 and 2016 when asked about a range of issues, worry over domestic violence, drugs and sexting also increased over this period.

Within the first two counselling sessions, we will see each person separately to ask about a range of issues including problematic alcohol and drug use, family violence and mental health.

Not exact matches

The governor was asked about the December, 2013 phone call, and said he and Christie talked about «a number of issues that are going on, and a range of topics that we discussed.

Asked again what he had discussed with Conservative MPs about the EAW, he said: «By definition, conversations that I've had with MPs are confidential, I've got to respect their confidences so I can't really talk about the range of issues or the views they express... My job is to find out what people's views are and to make sure the prime minister and the cabinet are always aware of a range of views on a range of issues.»

If we flip this around, it means that if we ask people about their perceptions about a range of specific societal issues, we can extract their impression of the underlying state of society: a general factor Z.

Participants in this project were asked about a range of environmental issues that may or may not affect their communities.

Audience members asked significant questions and offered a range of ideas about how to address the issues raised.

We've talked to general producer Katsuya Eguchi and Animal Crossing series producer Hisashi Nogami a couple of times recently: first to talk about the software update, then to ask them some quick - fire questions on a range of vital issues.

There is a range of European constitutional courts asking the CJEU to take at least their thoughts into account when judging about fundamental national issues.

While the overarching purpose of the survey was to study lawyers» use of case, matter and practice management systems, the survey asks about a wide range of technology issues, from word processing to Software as a Service, all with the goal of documenting the current technology environment within the legal profession.

Asked about budget payments, May's spokeswoman said she would not give «a running commentary on all the minutiae» of the negotiations, which will cover «a whole range of issues and angles to our relationship.»

Armed with a portable microphone and eight questions about CLOC and legal technology and innovation, we asked a range of lawyers and technologists to share their views on key issues facing the legal and legal technology ecosystems.

«When I give talks and ask people with type 1 or type 2 diabetes what they find difficult, they identify a vast range of issues, from some of the daily pressures they feel to uncertainty about their future,» she says.