Sentence examples for calling the issue of from inspiring English sources

"Governor Pawlenty cut a deal with the special-interest groups," she said, calling the issue of abortion "a nonnegotiable.

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle printed the letter, calling the issue of Arthur's birth "a curious and important question".

Mr. Thompson scored applause for calling the issue of same-sex marriage a "totally judicially created problem" that no state legislature has approved.

The socially conservative Family Research Council issued a statement calling the issue of medical rights for gay men and lesbians "a complete red herring" but saying it had "no objection" to individuals conferring decision-making powers to whomever they wish.

Mr. Horst called the issue of performance one of his "absolute priorities".

But Mr. Anderson called the issue of the building's expense debatable.

Robert D. Manfred Jr., baseball's executive vice president for labor relations, called the issue of blood testing in baseball purely "hypothetical" because of the lack of a commercially available growth-hormone test.

She called the issue of the standpipe "a diversion" and "a red herring," and said that the firefighters who entered the Deutsche Bank quickly became disoriented because the Fire Department had failed to conduct inspections and therefore did not know what to expect inside the building.

There's what Schawbel calls "the issue of aging workforce" which is also problematic in tech.

We will call the issue of why knowledge is more valuable than mere true belief, the Meno problem.

"I call the issue of industrial hemp the dumbing down of law enforcement," Goldstein said.