Sentence examples for issue has assumed from inspiring English sources
This issue has assumed greater urgency after suicide bombings by British Muslim militants killed 52 people in the London transport system in July 2005.
The issue has assumed extra importance ahead of a crucial byelection next month in the Kent seat of Rochester and Strood.
This issue has assumed a totemic significance because of France's stubborn refusal to free its markets and expose EDF, its state-owned national champion, to competition.
The climate issue has assumed new urgency following the release of the National Climate Assessment on May 6, 2014, and our group met recently to ponder our collective response.
This issue has assumed some relevance due to the death of a researcher possibly due to an accidental infection by such an attenuated strain of Y. pestis [17].
Accounting issues have assumed unprecedented importance since the enactment of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
The round-up, with police officers and domestic security agents raiding at least five locations as far apart as Marseille in the south and Roubaix in the north, came 18 days before the first round of French presidential elections in which law and order issues have assumed prominence since the March attacks in Toulouse and Montauban.
Since the definition over 50 years ago by the World Health Organization of health as not only the absence of disease and infirmity but also as the presence of physical, mental and social well-being, QoL issues have assumed increasing prominence in healthcare practice and research (Testa and Simonson, 1996).
The preservation of non-renewable natural resources is an issue that has assumed great importance in modern society.
After that, the Supreme Court could yet again be asked to weigh the balance between individual liberties and national security, an issue that has assumed new urgency since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
The issue of North Korea's conventional weapons has assumed importance since the North accused Washington of raising it as a condition for talks.
