Sentence examples for has studied the issue from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, the I.R.S. has studied the issue.

In Los Angeles, the City Council has studied the issue for four years.

Who, after all, has studied the issue more closely than another president who decided against invading Baghdad?

Professor Carrillo, who has studied the issue, said that conducting comprehensive surveys on the issue is hard because it is inherently taboo.

Edward Rubin, an architect and co-chairman of the land-use committee of Community Board 6, has studied the issue extensively.

He was deeply influenced by his chief of staff, who has studied the issue closely and once ran a shelter for runaway teens.

Sarah Tofte, a researcher who has studied the issue for Human Rights Watch, says the chief failure here is "to treat rape as seriously as other violent crimes".

"Most of the effect of Presidential ads decays in two to three days," Lynn Vavreck, a political scientist at U.C.L.A., who has studied the issue closely, said.

"Sick people with legitimate claims represent a tiny fraction of the claims being brought," said Lester Brickman, a law professor at Yeshiva University who has studied the issue.

The United States Golf Association's "Green Section," where agronomists deal with turf management, has studied the issues for years.

The good news is that there is little disagreement among economists who have studied the issue.