Sentence examples for in issue that from inspiring English sources

The Court says that those sanctions are not presently in issue, that it reserves decision as to their validity, and that it concerns itself only with "the enforcement of the criminal provisions" of the ordinance.

Counsel for Witness K, Haydn Carmichael, said it was "not in issue" that information that would undermine the anonymity of his client was secret and should not be disclosed.

It is simply because one might argue -- reasonably so -- that the mere "appearance" of a justice sitting on the case (even though he exercised only one vote) was in issue: that it would "look bad," or that in the unassuming words of the federal disqualification statute, "his impartiality might reasonably be questioned".

Such delay could result in issues that affect system security.

But I'm interested in issues that are difficult.

"She doesn't avoid getting engaged in issues that are controversial," he said.

She is also a freelance writer interested in issues that affect military families.

"I've got a lifelong background of interest in issues that confront this state," he said.

So, the ability to form a charity, the ability to influence official decision-making, the ability to participate in issues that affect their daily lives.

Howard Cooper, chair of the Association of Directors of Children's Services workforce committee, says: "It is impossible to involve children too much in issues that are vital to their welfare.

"This was an ordinary man who got swept up in issues that were bigger than he was," said Mr. Neuborne, a law professor at New York University.