Sentence examples for issue has been made from inspiring English sources

Miles believes progress on the issue has been made following the discussions.

In a statement released via the ECB website Flower stated that no firm ultimatum on the issue has been made.

The issue has been made complex by a host of small problems and competing imperatives, overlaid (in some cases) by remuneration arrangements that encourage bad practice.

The issue has been made a priority by the corporation's recently appointed director of strategy and digital, James Purnell, and BBC director general Tony Hall.

But thorny as that issue has been made to appear, Congress last week found a way to solve it for that most portable of devices, the cellular telephone.

By and large, each time an issue has been made a racial one, this has been an excuse either to mishandle it with preferences, or to leave it to one side.

And despite efforts by the Bush administration to shrug it off as an incremental threat best dealt with through voluntary emissions controls and technological innovation, the issue has been making inroads in the collective imagination, spurred by new scientific reports pointing to rising temperatures around the world and melting ice fields in Greenland and Antarctica.

Various proposals to establish protocols and guidelines to deal with the issue have been made.

Prof Jay, who took part in Tuesday's summit, said the issue had been made worse in some cases by the attitude of professionals.

Attempts to address this issue have been made, based on different strategies.

This is the first time that Mr. Clinton's testimony on a wide array of campaign finance issues has been made public.