Sentence examples for cases the issue of from inspiring English sources
In such cases, the issue of whether the arbitrator has authority to deal with the conflict is usually determined by a court.
In both cases, the issue of relocating to keep your job arises when an employer decides to leave New York, although only the onstage Mr. Lipton is faced with a relocation to Mars, where "the real estate is, like, a penny a hectare".
In both cases the issue of bad luck arises, and offhand it seems that the role one ascribes to luck in one area will constrain the role one can ascribe to luck elsewhere: if luck raises questions about the significance of desert in the sphere of distributive justice, it will probably have similar repercussions vis-a-vis desert and retributive justice (Sandel 1982, 91-92; Scheffler 1992, 306).
In such cases, the issue of prioritizing networks and network modules is important.
In 13% of the cases, the issue of organ donation was raised before the first EEG (Scenario 2, Figure 2).
Currently, in most cases, the issue of organ donation is first discussed after the clinical-neurological assessment as described in the brain death determination protocol but before the required confirmatory tests.
Just think of papal addresses to the UN; the Vatican's interventions in the two Gulf Wars; appeals for clemency in death penalty cases; the issuing of key texts on emerging bioethical issues; and papal statements on world hunger.
In either case, "the issue of the war which has caused that moment is effectively depoliticized," he adds.
In any case, the issue of religion, as ever in American history, is putting as much fresh life into primary day as into the Bush campaign.
With the publicity generated by the McCann case, the issue of missing children has never been so much in the public eye.
