Sentence examples for anew the issue of from inspiring English sources

Pregnant women who are in this country illegally have no right to prenatal care under Medicaid, a federal appeals court decided yesterday in a ruling that strengthened the cutback of benefits for illegal immigrants and raised anew the issue of whether a fetus is a person with rights.

Besides safety concerns, companies are now looking anew at the issue of risk management related to travel.

28 The issue of the uninsured has flared anew with a round of charges and countercharges about the Bush record in Texas.

The issue of the uninsured has flared anew in the presidential campaign, with a fierce exchange in the last debate and a new round of charges and countercharges about the Bush record in Texas.

A sibling spat over the issue of same-sex marriage flared anew as Senate candidate Liz Cheney restated her opposition to gay and lesbian matrimony and her sister — and sister's spouse — angrily fired back on social media.

The issue of the composition of Mr. Obama's team arose anew when Ms. Rice withdrew.

"Ed was absolutely right to raise the issue of inequality and to say that Labour should focus anew on it.

Each scholar who approaches the issue of African health professional migration is thus obliged to collect data anew.

What if?... What if we had the opportunity to start anew to rethink the entire issue of education and schooling from the proverbial square one, drawing freely on that extraordinary repository of knowledge from projects past.

Upon the birth of a daughter to the widow of his cousin Charles IV, the familiar issue of the succession was posed anew.

In fact, watching Peltre transform simple, farm-fresh ingredients into pretty little dishes did for me what I help clients with eating issues do -- discover anew the joy of cooking, eating and living.