Sentence examples for has a personal issue from inspiring English sources

"It seems to me that she has a personal issue with Fire Chief Victor Hiscock and is using her Level 2 Training to her advantage in front of the council to make motions to remove [him and] terminate his position," Mahaney wrote to the Conception Bay North Compass.

If one of your staff has a personal issue, refer them to EAP (do not try to play staff psychiatrist).

I admit I have a personal issue with grammar schools and the 11-plus, because had it existed in fully comprehensive Newport, South Wales in 1968, when I went to secondary school, I would most likely have failed it.

Timothy Ozovehe (2014) complains in his comment on a Wordpress forum, frustrated trying to pay for a wordpress service but unable to do so since Wordpress, according to him, seems to have a "personal issue with Nigerians".

But none of us can help having a personal take on any issue a patient is discussing, and there is no way for us to think about any issue — let alone intervene — without that being influenced by our own very personal psychology.

Land has become a personal issue for Salgado who, at Lelia's suggestion, has begun a reforestation programme at his father's old ranch.

Mr. Brown has a personal perspective on the issue as Chavez's ally in the 1970s.

Always a leader on children's legislation, he finally has a personal stake in the issue.

Ms. Ono — along with her son, Sean Lennon, who came with her — has a personal connection to the issue.

But he also has a personal stake in the issue: he has a gay son who married his partner in Massachusetts, where same-sex marriage is legal.

He has a personal interest in the issue, facing a tight race in Nevada that could depend on the Latino vote.