Sentence examples for here at issue from inspiring English sources
Consider the voucher program here at issue.
The civil confinement here at issue is not limited, but potentially permanent.
Moreover, the trial here at issue was not lengthy and the key evidence consisted primarily of documents and expert testimony.
For those joining the party late (see my earlier posts here and here), at issue is an app that appeared in the iTunes store Sunday called NRA: Target Practice, and offered to shooters age 4 and up.
And later that year Congress enacted the present law, which liberalizes pre-existing law by shortening the removal period from six months to 90 days, mandates detention of certain criminal aliens during the removal proceedings and for the subsequent 90-day removal period, and adds the post-removal-period provision here at issue.
One can reasonably anticipate, therefore, that colleges and universities will seek to maintain their minority enrollment -- and the networks and opportunities thereby opened to minority graduates -- whether or not they can do so in full candor through adoption of affirmative action plans of the kind here at issue.
Playing here at the Issue Project Room's temporary home, Ms. Roberts will offer selections from her album as well as Felipe Lara's string quartet "Corde Vocale" (played by Mivos) and a duet for cello and cimbalom by Nathan Davis.
The press office team here at JCPR issue ALL press releases for Phones 4u, however have nothing to do with the release that has been picked up today.
[Read TechCrunch reporter Eric Eldon's reporting on the story, here.] At issue, according to India's Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Kapil Sibal (and as reported by the The New York Times), were messages slandering one of India's most revered and powerful political individuals, Sonia Gandhi.
Here the beauty at issue is, in the first instance, the boy who represents beauty itself to the lover.
But here the theory at issue is not some conceptual claim, but rather an eminently synthetic one say, that heavier bodies fall faster.
