Sentence examples for direct issue from inspiring English sources

"They haven't decided yet if it will be a direct issue or a convertible bond," the person said.

With the approach of Mr. Bush's first official visit to this country on Tuesday, few South Koreans took direct issue with his characterization of North Korea.

Mr. Andrade's case got to the court on a less direct issue -- the question involved the correct legal standard -- but the majority accepted his even stiffer sentence.

The judge dismissed that claim, ruling that "the Michigan Control Share Act does not pertain to a direct issue from the corporation of its own shares".

Instead, Mr. Bernanke took direct issue with inflation hawks by asserting that the Fed's unconventional policy would not "lead to excessive increases in the money supply and ultimately to significant increases in inflation".

The fact that Beltran issued his own statement, in which he takes direct issue with the Mets' characterization of what occurred, underlines the trouble the Mets may have created for themselves.

"It deals with direct issues that affect us, like AIDS and ethnicity.

Vietnamization and pacification, though they were not direct issues in the latest hamlet, village, & provincial elections, will inevitably be affected by the results.

The New Yorker, August 15 , 1970P. 71 Vietnamization and pacification, though they were not direct issues in the latest hamlet, village, & provincial elections, will inevitably be affected by the results.

Most observers doubt there will be an effort to capture it, though, at least until… Vietnamization and pacification, though they were not direct issues in the latest hamlet, village, & provincial elections, will inevitably be affected by the results.

There are two direct issues that require further study.