Sentences with phrase «important issue he brought up»

Another important issue he brought up is financial monitoring, stating that «the FATF [Financial Action Task Force] has certain requirements for cryptocurrencies.»

Not exact matches

Some, like me and others, think the tech industry should meet with Trump, but also bring up issues important to it, including free trade.

I think it is very important that we remember that what Christians think should really not matter — what happened to separation of church and state — if anything, this is a state issue and not a federal govt issue... but since it has been brought up, i'll chime in on something — I bet when the Reverend was young and he was told to sit in the back of the bus, he didn't like it and did nt» think it was fair... neither do I...

One report found that this pattern of official reticence and private worries leads pastors to bring up the salary issue repeatedly in the course of interviews, and then follow the «party line» by adding, «But salary's not that important.»

And, as you're saying, they bring up important issues of justice.

I think this, and the food safety issues you brought up, are the points that are most important in this debate.

Whilst the Hollande visit is great for the Ukip cause, because it illustrates that all 28 states need to sign up to treaty change before any negotiations on bringing back power from Brussels can happen, I do feel utter dismay that France thinks that this issue is more important.

Bring it up and suddenly you have people trying to make it seem as if it isn't real or important because skinny people have issues too.

Cowperthwaite's film brings up important issues, and features some impressive cinematography and editing at times, but it never hits the power level like something like, say, the similar film The Cove (2009)-- which dealt with the slaying of dolphins, and had more participatory moments to add to the effect.

«EXTREMELY IMPORTANT ISSUES ARE BEING BROUGHT UP ABOUT EQUALITY, SAFE WORKPLACES AND EQUAL PAY.»

She says it's important to remember that these 10 or so minutes are not an opportunity for you to give parents a lecture, but instead a time to let parents take the lead and bring up issues they'd like to discuss.

It does matter if the potential buyer is shopping on the e-reader and not the website, but even there I think the issue is becoming less important - I brought up the iPad, Kindle Fire, Nook Color / Tablet, etc. not as readers, but because they have full - color browsing experiences.

@Jimmy B, The tax issue you bring up really is an important one.

For a conference dealing with the health and wellness of greyhounds, the most important impactible health issue that greyhounds have, which is of course their mouth, was only mentioned when I brought up the subject.

Again, thank you for bringing up such an important issue».

and bringing up the important point about POC remaining silent on these issues for fear of «rocking the boat» and potentially compromising already precarious relationships with «top [white] bloggers».

It seems to me that the important issue isn't whether Titanfall 360 is being brought up to scratch or intentionally kept under wraps; it's whether the decision to stake the short - term prospects of a next gen console on a title that will inevitably sell more on the last gen counterpart is a wise one.

Rail: While I agree that the action of making the painting is important, the fact that you let your assistants make your paintings brings up a whole other issue: What you are putting into the work versus what I experience.

(I hope my bringing up this important work helps people to see that I don't see this as some kind of high school debating club, but as a forum to bring forward as much relevant research as possible to increase general understanding of the issues.)

I think that rather than comment on the story (which is still timely), I would like to say that we have been fortunate that out of a world population of nearly 7 billion people, Dr. Hansen and you, Andy (among others who have stayed more in the background) were in the right place at the right time with the requisite intelligence, experience, and character to bring this information to the public, and that we are most fortunate that, 20 years later, neither of you has given up on this the most important issue of our time.

It brings up an important issue about how cities need to keep bike lanes safe if they're to require cyclists to ride only within the narrow white lines.

I must identify emerging issues, prioritise rigorously, bring all relevant company stakeholders to the table, and make sure the CEO and other senior leaders are kept up to date on important matters.

Thank you for bringing up this important issue.

I make a point to bring up important issues such as commitment and what that means to them.

Weigh it up before bringing it up Ask yourself if an issue is really important before raising the issue with your partner.

The surprising twist is that Fry surmised that the best relationships would have a «high negativity threshold» bringing up issues only if they were very important.

To become an Activist Council member, individuals must complete a full - day training session designed to bring new activists up to speed on current reproductive health, rights, and justice issues, review sexual and reproductive health care services offered at PPNYC, learn important messaging skills, and meet other New Yorkers passionate about protecting people's access to health care.

Also, Andrea brings up many good talking points... all of these issues are important in a marriage, and if not discussed beforehand, they are potential roadblocks that could easily have been avoided.

Daniel Katz brings up one of the most important issues facing REALTORS ® today in the September / October 2014 issue of REALTOR ® Magazine.

Now before I start handing out tickets to jump aboard the Stockton Hype Train, let me bring up an important issue to consider when dealing with all sorts of investments and business ventures, and that is the concept of risk vs. reward.