Sentence examples for issue a point from inspiring English sources

Yet it is unclear how the current Supreme Court would view the issue, a point Vice President Pence underscored in an interview Monday morning with Politico.

I think it's safe to say that the competition committee will look at this in the off season and issue a point of emphasis regarding taunting and dead-ball pushing and shoving.

Honoring same-sex marriages validly performed out of state is a wholly separate legal issue, a point that New York's attorney general, Andrew Cuomo, usefully underscored in a friend-of-court brief.

David Cameron is on a collision course with the police after the government used an emergency Commons debate on the English riots to issue a point-by-point dissection of the police's "insufficient" tactics during the week.

He will use the chance of a summit in a European capital outside the EU to issue a point-by-point challenge to the claim by the Leave campaign that Britain could negotiate a credible relationship with Brussels from outside the EU.

The following off-season, the league issued a point of emphasis edict from the competition committee about how defensive holding and illegal contact would be officiated.

Importantly, however, Model never challenged Hitler on political issues: a point that has been identified as the secret to their successful relationship.

But the bigger issue is a point made by Mr. Volcker and others at the table.

This issue was a point of contention throughout the legislative process.

Mr Robertson raised the issue as a point of order in the Commons on Wednesday.

During the Cold War, the U.S. used the Baltic issue as a point of leverage in U.S.-Soviet relations.