Sentence examples for called issues from inspiring English sources

It's called Issues – and Cube kills it.

Phil introduced educational awareness programs called "Issues and Ideas" with over 900 programs.

He got a job on a show called "Issues and Answers," then joined PBS's "America '73".

And his documentary-based art is unswervingly grounded in what he once called "issues of justice," meaning social justice.

The films by Perry and Silver, like other notable works at BAM, come packed with what could simply be called issues.

She appears regularly on the provincial television channel, interviewing people who lead notable lives, and deftly directing panel discussions, for a program called "Issues of the Day".

This is called "issue advocacy".

In London, these small partnerships were called "issuing houses" because they issued stocks and bonds but didn't trade or distribute them.

During election campaigns, political parties deliver statements on salient issues in the news media, which are called issue positions.

This paper reports a quasi-experiment for evaluating a rationale enriched collaborative variability management methodology called issue-based variability modeling.

These are called issue ads.