Sentence examples for idea of issue from inspiring English sources

The idea of issue terrain: Isn't it ironic that the "Surge", that McCain supported, and which has, through a lot of timely ethnic cleansing, bought a temporary period of peace and quiet in Iraq, has kept Iraq from the headlines, and allowed economic worries to take over?

Prosecutors said she had also suggested to Mr. Bo the idea of issuing a fake certificate.

He has toyed with the idea of issuing public bonds underwritten by the bank.

The idea of issuing receipts has attracted new support from both academics and leaders like the Rev. Floyd H. Flake.

Mr. Feith said the idea of issuing an order formally dissolving the army came from Mr. Bremer.

World War I put a halt to the idea of issuing a Britannica Junior, and the first edition of such a work was not published until 1934.

Still, during the phone call Walker seems to relish the idea of issuing five or six thousand layoff notices to state workers.

Having abandoned the idea of issuing every Briton with an ID card, Mr Blunkett now proposes to try them out on asylum-seekers, to help reduce fraud.

French and German officials have already indicated that Merkel and Sarkozy will not discuss the idea of issuing eurobonds – debt backed by the whole eurozone rather than individual countries.

In private, Mr. Strauss-Kahn applauded the idea of issuing common euro zone bonds to reduce the borrowing costs of weaker states provided they stuck to tough deficit reduction targets.

PARIS — Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, was so determined to kill the idea of issuing common European bonds that, having tried to squelch it, she backed over it repeatedly last week to make sure it was dead.