Sentence examples for issue from him from inspiring English sources

"He believes that everything should issue from him, that he should have oversight.

It's an inactivity that may explain why his re-emergence brought with it an outpouring of diversely metaphorical, yet perversely enigmatic sculptural installations and public art that would issue from him for the next twenty years.

"All of this takes Al Gore's No. 1 issue away from him," Mr. Limbaugh told listeners.

In Inc. magazine's September issue, he admits many internal issues stemmed from him.

So not only will he look like himself, he will sound like himself, as he crawls around your house appearing to speak!...And as far as Derek flinching whenever that voice issues forth from him?

But in recent weeks, with the war issue slipping away from him, Dr. Dean has sought to portray Mr. Kerry as supporting President Bush's tax cut, though there actually appears to be only slight differences in the two candidates' views on the issue.

He said it was a different issue from that which saw him make another pussy-footing start in Melbourne, but the result was very much the same.

Mr. Zoellick's office initially said he would make no comment about her departure so as not to interject himself into the matter, but later in the afternoon an aide issued a statement from him saying: "Suzanne has done a tremendous amount to push the anticorruption agenda forward, and I'm grateful for her service".

Pearce, 24, has been offered a new deal by the club, but is yet to accept, with McDermott citing wages as the issue preventing him from signing.

That hasn't stopped Democrats from using the issue against him, especially in the wake of Mr. Romney's repeated promise to end federal funding of Planned Parenthood because the group performs abortions.

Some political analysts believe that Mr. Chirac acted today in part to keep his rival, who has often called for a shorter presidential term, from using the issue against him in 2002.