Sentence examples for established the issue from inspiring English sources

But Dr. Macfarlane has established the issue as a priority, so a vote is possible before the end of the year.

Once transgenically labelled lines for all of these cell types are established, the issue of where and when APCs and lymphocytes interact can be addressed by in vivo imaging in developing zebrafish.

Norinaga's work established the issues of language and textuality as central methodological concerns within Kokugaku discourse and made the exposition of cultural and social difference (first in relation to China and later with the West) a central theme.

"The key thing was to establish the issue of change as sort of a defining fault line in the debate," explained Michael D. McCurry, the former Clinton press secretary who is now Mr. Kerry's lead spokesman on the road.

As for 2013, Kornacki says Obama's push for firearm control might be mostly symbolic: Like with LBJ in '68, the best achievement for Obama here may simply be proving that it's possible to do something, anything on guns – and re-establishing the issue as a priority for Democrats going forward.

Once the conditions for a nondiscriminatory and just society with a representative police service are established, the weapons issue will take care of itself.

Although no one challenged the central facts on which Death of a Princess was based, the controversy over Thomas's film established the central issue of the drama documentary as being the dangers of polluting the pure waters of documentary.

And having firmly established the "leg" issue as headline news, the same paper then had the gall to run an opinion piece two days later judgmentally lamenting, of Reid: "Once you have established yourself primarily as eye-candy, it is jolly hard to get back out of that niche".

Now that the feasibility of machine-generated questions is established, the next issue is evaluating their quality compared to human-generated questions.

Concluding (7 2) that a quick statewide recount could not be performed fairly unless elaborate ground rules were established, the court issued a controversial 5 4 decision to reverse the Florida Supreme Court's recount order, effectively awarding the presidency to Bush.

Concluding (7 2) that a quick statewide recount could not be performed fairly unless elaborate ground rules were established, the court issued a controversial 5-to-4 decision to reverse the Florida Supreme Court's recount order, effectively awarding the presidency to Bush (see Bush v. Gore).