Sentence examples similar to a contained issue from inspiring English sources

When I Bonds are issued, they contain an "Issue Date" which is the month and year of purchase.

A folder containing the issues of Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte in which the diary was published is also included.

A comic containing sexual issues may be considered taboo for mainstream in one area but would be perfectly fine in another area.

Sometimes the IT department has a legitimate problem with shadow forces: The service level agreements for many of these "as-a-service" offerings contain thorny issues around who owns what and provide no guarantees of uptime or availability.

Liberal National Party Child Safety Spokeswoman Ros Bates was highly critical, saying it contained "a number of unresolved issues as a result of being rushed through parliament".

What was previously reported as an issue contained to HP laptops, has now been linked to 10 Dell models.

A similar feeling led him four years later to reject the proposal of the Republican National Committee to buy a million copies (at a time when the paper's circulation was little more than 80,000) of an issue containing an especially cogent editorial supporting the Republicans on the national issues of 1900.

Last year, it was forced to recall an issue containing a highly critical article about North Korea.

This issue contains a number of papers that focus on the co-occurrence of disorders.

This means that even a good conceptual adaptation of a measure may contain many issues that are not important and may miss issues that are crucial in a different culture.

The "new first issue" contained a letter from Bob Shea, who had seen the first issue and the materials for the next two.