Sentence examples for issue are called from inspiring English sources

The patents at issue are called "business method" patents, which cover a process for performing a task but not necessarily the technology required to make it happen.

The cells at issue are called adult stem cells, and differ from the embryonic stem cells that can be derived from surplus human embryos.

This issue is called the edge-orientation problem (the EOP).

Bien Acompañada Press' first issue is called Sana Sana ¿y cuando es mañana?, a name derived from a nursery rhyme about healing.

And, in a footnote, a make-believe magazine that is prominent in the plot of "Cover Girl" — Rita Hayworth is selected to be on the cover of its 50th-anniversary issue — is called Vanity.

Its one central, recognizable place that can warmly hand the person off to the right local resource — tells them what their legal issue is called — and whether they might qualify for legal help.

Therefore, further research on this issue is called for.

The crux of the issue is called mortgage securitization.

The VCIM working principle indicates that an important issue to running a VCIM system is to organise the resources to fulfil customer orders; this issue is called resource scheduling.

The issue was called Lady Tyrant and it was all stories written by women.

Second of all, this special re issue is called 'Extreme Edition'.