Sentence examples for issue ceases from inspiring English sources

"When a territorial issue ceases to be a practical matter and enters the realm of 'national emotions,' it creates a dangerous situation with no exit," Mr. Murakami said, according to a translation in The Japan Times.

"When a territorial issue ceases to be a practical matter and enters the realm of 'national emotions', it creates a dangerous situation with no exit," Murakami wrote in a front-page opinion piece for the Asahi Shimbun.

But, in truth, despite the Soviet-style politicisation of science, serious national debate on the issue ceased years ago.

It questioned why the palace didn't ask Ipso, the press regulator, to issue cease and desist notices if there was a problem.

Though it has no authority to punish violators, it can monitor compliance with trade laws, conduct legal investigations, issue cease-and-desist orders, convene public hearings, file civil suits in U.S. district courts, and ensure that court orders are followed.

But it has the authority to issue cease-and-desist orders for violations of the trade commission act, and it can also file a lawsuit seeking a preliminary injunction against certain behaviors.

Days later, Lieberman unveiled the Media Marketing Accountability Act — a bill that would define as a violation of Federal Trade Commission statutes the advertising of adult-rated movies, music, and video games to minors, empowering the F.T.C. to issue cease-and-desist orders or to levy large fines.

The state water board can issue cease-and-desist orders to water suppliers for failure to meet conservation targets.

"When necessary, we will issue cease and desist orders and use the power of the law to force operators to comply," Bohlen said.

But the federal government is more likely to issue Cease and Desist orders, with the federal government saying "Stop!" and the state saying "OK".

It issued cease-and-desist orders barring future violations of Regulation FD, for fair disclosure.