Sentence examples for issue has gone from inspiring English sources
The issue has gone back and forth in federal courts since the 1990s.
Lord Robertson's statement does not mean the issue has gone away.
It is not only in Hollywood that the issue has gone down poorly.
"The temperature of tobacco as a political issue has gone from white hot to barely simmering," Mr. Guillory said.
The issue has gone on and off the SEC's agenda over the years, but it is a particular concern of his.Mr Levitt's worry is that the broadening of scope of professional-services firms has laid auditors open to great temptation.
The shadow Chancellor insists that "the 50p issue has gone", that the question now is when George Osborne will cut the 45p top rate to 40p, as many Tory MPs want.
And today, his lawyer, Michael Lee, said the issue had gone beyond who owned the ball.
Two rounds of negotiations to resolve this "frequency overlay" issue have gone nowhere, bogged down by mutual suspicion and misunderstandings.
The alliance has written an open letter to Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, after complaining that private warnings on the issue have gone unheeded.
Before this, every time the issue had gone directly to the voters, it had lost — all the states that have legalized it previously have done so in other ways.
Indeed, F.D.A. documents indicated that the consumer complaints subsided for a time in 2008 — leading the company to conclude the issue had gone away — only to resume months later.
