Meanings of particular issues in English

In addition to these meetings, I also sent the president brief memos on particular issues.

Are there particular issues for same-sex couples with kids?

The business advisers are also able to take ownership of the customer's particular issues, Daly says.

One of the particular issues we examined is whether over-prescribing certain drugs could have serious side effects.

The tool will enable people to easily identify the president's position on particular issues, according to Exalead.

It didn't make sense why these particular issues, why are these the issues that we fight about?

But is also the case that minorities have particular issues, say on foreign policy, health or NHS issues.

I use a questionnaire but frequently go off it if I need to elaborate on any particular issues.

It's just that there are a few issues that separate them, and they are vehement about those particular issues.

Tennis has particular issues around the ease with which players on the Futures and Challenger circuit could be corrupted.

The particular issues that it is contending with at present are: energy, welfare reform, arms control, tax reform, among others.

There were particular issues about chlorine-rinsed chicken, growth-promoting hormones used in beef production, and genetically modified (GM) foods.

And that's the context of a culture that refuses to acknowledge the particular issues that impact Black women and girls.

Still, popes have been largely content to leave these particular issues of economic inequality behind in favor of focusing on social issues.

Independent nursery consultant Geraldine Jennings says there are particular issues in a holiday setting: It's different from the full day crèche for working parents.

They have been great tools for raising awareness and focus on these particular issues, we've understood that, but what ultimately counts is the follow-through.