Sentence examples for issue in newspapers from inspiring English sources

Theresa May is said to have recently told Stevens to ensure that hospital closure plans did not become a big issue in newspapers.

President Gül: "I didn't have the chance to watch that show since I had a program to attend last night, but I read the news about this issue in newspapers today.

You report that Theresa May told a health chief to ensure hospital closures "did not become a big issue in the newspapers".

Ms. DeMayo blames the local media and a dogged pack of "tree huggers" for keeping the issue in local newspaper headlines for the past month.

Archbishop Ieronymos, a more sympathetic and less verbose figure than some of his recent predecessors, addressed [in Greek] the issue in a newspaper column yesterday, using a tone that was pretty humane, as church statements on the matter go.

His appointment as the White House's car czar, in charge of its ambitious plan to reorganize General Motors and Chrysler, was in part the culmination of years of hosting fund-raisers and writing opinion articles on economic issues in major newspapers.

The group's stands on national issues are reported in newspapers.

Advertisements were issued and placed in newspapers.

Last weekend numerous articles appeared about this issue in Australia's newspapers.

In its inaugural issue in November 1913, the newspaper had stated the party's intentions clearly: "To bring about a rising…because the people can no longer bear the oppression and tyranny practiced under English rule".

Smith and Petty came to an agreement on the issue in October, British newspaper the Sun first reported, but news of it didn't emerge until last weekend.