Sentence examples for issue in about from inspiring English sources

Davis and the former Labour justice secretary, Jack Straw, recently won Commons time to stage a debate on the issue in about three weeks' time.

The book, "The New War" (Simon & Schuster, 1997), discusses the issue in about 20 of its 210 pages; the book, which is subtitled "The Web of Crime That Threatens America's Security," is about dangers posed by international criminal networks, mostly involving drugs and other concerns.

I haven't had a serious issue in about four years, but I'm confident that I could currently navigate a breakdown without having to quit.

It was in RAW, with its crazily erratic publishing schedule (11 issues in about as many years), that the very first Maus stories appeared.

Ine is noted for his code of laws (Ine's laws or laws of Ine), which he issued in about 694.

They found problems in the cases of 9,700 people, but the California Guard was able to resolve issues in about 4,000 of those cases — leaving 5,700 people owing money to the government.

Immigration is a toxic issue in just about every European country.

The appropriate threshold has been an issue in discussions about finishing an H.G.H. testing plan for players.

Rawls's focus on stability raises another complex issue in debates about the nature of public justification.

"So we do have a big issue in the UK about how people feel about their bodies".

The issue, in part, is about the very nature of Hamas.