Sentence examples for from any issue of from inspiring English sources
Given that Emma Restall Orr, the person she most criticises during the course of the article, has probably done more than anyone to explore just what pagan ethics might mean, this is tedious, quite apart from any issue of the lamentable record of the Catholic church of late in applying its precepts to its personnel.
And do you see, apart from any issue of moral conscience, the way that those reckless words could be used by ISIS and other such groups to stir up their apocalyptic us-versus-them fervor?
Even more worrisome, 39percentt of Americans support allowing Congress to stop the news media from reporting on any issue of national security without government approval.
Nor would there have been any issue of withdrawal from Gaza, nor any armed Palestinian militias both there and on the West Bank.
Excerpted from an issue of the Forbes/Wolfe Emerging Tech Report.
The slowdown in cases could stem from any number of issues, including recent court rulings that curb the agency's power.
See if there are any issues of unfairness from the dog's point of view.
10 years ago (FROM THE ISSUE OF MAR. 21, 1988).
After campaigning on promises to end the influence of lobbyists in the White House, Mr. Obama has imposed rules that bar officials on his transition team from handling any issues in areas of policy where they have lobbied over the last 12 months or from seeking to influence the same agencies for the next 12 months.
If your wardrobe doesn't already contain a "metrosexual" ensemble (i.e. nightclub-ready clothing that insinuates you do occasionally give a hoot about your appearance), brandish your credit card and replicate any given outfit from a recent issue of GQ.
