Sentence examples for issue a piece from inspiring English sources

The fact that a government has to issue a piece of paper is an important constraint on how powers are used".

In the current issue, a piece by Niall Ferguson forecasts what things might look like in 2013 if President Obama's stimulus strategy fails: a tax rate of 45%, $20 trillion in national debt and Jeb Bush in the White House.

Right now, a group has gathered at American Book Review, where they've issued a piece called "Top 40 Bad Books".

He's much more oriented toward having a mysterious existence, he says, and "every now and then issuing a piece of work, rather than being available every 45 seconds".

His ballets don't deal with dramatic stories or big issues; rather, they take a piece of music and use movement as a point of entry.

Augustine did not explain why the magazine does not pay all its full-time employees, but the publication has written about the issue before in a piece published this past summer, TNR editor-at-large Michael Kinsley mocked the idea that uncompensated interns supplant paid employees and deserve to be paid themselves.

His first issue featured a piece by Maureen Dowd, then a Washington correspondent, on a subject the editor and reporter had been batting back and forth, the shaky foundations of Americans' self-esteem.

(He wrote about this issue in a piece for The New Yorker as well).

Yet America's lawmakers aren't even remotely addressing the issue in a piece of legislation that will affect the climate profoundly for years to come.

This week's issue contains a piece by Raffi Khatchadourian about creating the technology for movies that allow a viewer to choose what a character does, thus altering the outcome of the story.

(The current issue includes a piece on the British rapper Infinite Livez and an item on the country veteran Merle Haggard.) But the alternative weekly's annual music festival remains decidedly conservative.