Sentence examples for comfortable issuing from inspiring English sources
Speaking at the G7 summit, she obviously felt comfortable issuing the warning, knowing that her supporters remain solid.
She says she feels "perfectly comfortable" issuing the broader assessment of land, air and water quality without waiting to resolve differences over climate change, where the evidence is less solid.
Listen, this isn't a couple that is comfortable issuing press releases about their relationship.
It's pitiful, really, that adults in this day and age still feel comfortable issuing these sexist mandates.
It's not being suggested the Eagles are a racist organization but I feel very comfortable issuing the following: If McNabb were white he wouldn't have endured the consistent lack of disrespect throughout his tenure with Eagles.
Knowing any of the political candidates and what they might or might not do cannot come from asking them about the comfortable issues of the day -- it comes from seeing them under stress and when challenged to confront issues such as this Posada case.
This benefits both sides of the transaction: Investors get a stock only at a price with which they're comfortable, and the issuing company gets satisfied investors.
So Police Commissioner Ray Kelly could feel completely comfortable with his department issuing the order in 2006 that reports of all stops and frisks be forwarded and compiled "for input into the Department's database".
Meanwhile Labour and Tory party machines, never comfortable discussing technology, issue the same non-committal statements about broad support for a subject they have clearly put aside for later.
The MP is one of a group of party members, called Blue Labour, who believe the partyneeds to put issues such as community, contribution and responsibility alongside the traditional comfortable Labour issues of social justice, equality and fairness.
That's because the progressive movement has gotten too comfortable with issue silos that often exclude these kinds of working class issues.
