Sentence examples for click on issue from inspiring English sources
In an ad in the BH Weekly in 2008 (click here, then click on issue 467 and scroll to the last page), the same people saying the 2008 plan contains "no public open space" wrote: "The greatly improved nine-acres will include: 4.5 acres of new ground level open space, public gardens, fountains and art".
Clearly there is some overlap and room to argue over categorization, but the basic idea is that you click on issues that matter to you and order them.
When students click on an issue, they will see relevant quotes made by the various candidates.
Click on the issue of Oct. 1, 1950, and you will find a cover by Horst P. Horst of Margot Smyly, the silver-haired model known as Mrs. Exeter, who appealed to older readers, and the promise inside of finding easy-to-wear clothes "in sizes 10 to 44".
Ranking is easy to do – you just click on the issue's name and it appears on a list on the right side of the page.
Click on Previous Issues, and you'll find a list of years going back to 1996.
Click on "Security Issues," then click on "Request a review.
User can create a new task (called "issue") in just a few seconds: Click on the "New Issue" button, name and describe the task, classify it by type, assign who is responsible and you're done.
