Sentence examples for be issues in the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Donnelly supported the health care law and the economic stimulus, both of which will be issues in the final two months.

When asked by the committee chairman, Lord Hollick, about "industrial-scale systems of tax evasion" at the bank, Green added: "We were very conscious there were going to be issues in the private bank.

"We recognised right from the start that whenever you're bringing councils with different rates together that there would be issues in the convergence of those," he said.

Peter Lowe, leader of the Labour-led authority, said: "We recognise there will be issues in the community but that will be dealt with by the people of this town.

Again, that's baffling, especially since Kentucky clerk Kim Davis and the GOP presidential candidates who support her have guaranteed that marriage equality and LGBT rights will be issues in the 2106 presidential election, contrary to the predictions of political pundits who claimed LGBT rights would fade as an issue.

Hence there may be issues in the nature of the questionnaire that will reduce our ability to compare some of the findings with other studies.

The bonuses will be issued in the next paycheck.

A simpler version is to be issued in the fall.

Justice might be impossible in this world, but would be issued in the next.

Lawyers in the case say a final decision may be issued in the next few weeks.

Credit Suisse, a bank, reckons that almost $100 billion in A-shares will be issued in the next four years.