Sentence examples for issue anew from inspiring English sources

Frank Schubert wants to crush gay marriage in every state ("In the Fight Against Same-Sex Marriage, a Strategist Casts the Issue Anew," news article, Oct. 10).

Now comes team Bloomberg, which is studying the issue anew in the hope of finally bringing relief to the citizens of New York.

But late in the Clinton administration, Brooksley E. Born, who took over the agency Mrs. Gramm once led, raised the issue anew.

Community leaders began tackling the development issue anew in 2008, having won a rezoning campaign to restrict the height of buildings in a 110-block area of the Lower East Side.

Sensing an opening in a new election year, leading Democrats have recently seized on the issue anew by hammering one simple question: If Mr. Bush served in Alabama, how come no one remembers him?

The effort here reflects a new wave of gun control advocacy and helps explain why enthusiasts like President Clinton are pushing the issue anew and onlookers like Gov. George E. Pataki now favor more controls.

Players want to negotiate those issues anew after they re-form the union, but on Thursday they said that the league wants them to accept terms from the 2006 agreement on those issues.

The issue flared anew because it came up in this week's debates, not because of any big new campaign initiative on either side.

It's Groundhog Week as Erickson and Shrum collide over Obamacare, Guns and Iran -- all old issues flaring anew.

And the FEC tends to deadlock when the issue is raised anew.

The donations issue will be addressed anew.