Sentence examples for issue has begun from inspiring English sources

But now, with Mayor John D. Spencer facing forced retirement in two years, debate on the issue has begun again.

But the way the liquor issue has begun to play out offers at least a peek at what could lie ahead in mediating the broader debate.

Because many homeowners in foreclosure are black or poor, and are considered probable Democratic voters in many areas, the issue has begun to have political ramifications.

But the cultural challenges can cut both ways, he said, and lately one issue has begun to grate on him and Ms. Boehm.

It was also, in a backhanded way, a tribute to Mr. McCain's efforts to illuminate the issue, as well as further evidence that the issue has begun to appeal to voters.

But in the face of rising gas prices and increased criticism from Republicans, Mr. Obama, who has previously tried to keep his environmentalist base voters at bay on this issue, has begun to push his "all of the above" notions aggressively; this week, the White House announced in Oklahoma that it would expedite the southern half of the Keystone XL pipeline.

Negotiation on the issue had begun with the Giuliani administration.

Mr. Franco's contribution to the issue had begun two months ago when he had the word "Brad" carved into his right arm.

The morning attack on an Israeli army post came as the strong emotions of the Lebanon issue had begun to resurface in Israel, causing bereaved parents to call in to radio programs and politicians to debate what to do next.

By that time, the issue had begun to make its way off campus in the form of an opinion column in The Home News Tribune newspaper headlined "Political Cronyism Creates Conflict".

Meanwhile, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which mostly oversees economic issues, has begun to explore whether it has any real authority to improve reliability.