Sentence examples for issue in part to from inspiring English sources

The Conservative MP for Devizes, Claire Perry, also raised the issue, in part to coin a new conjoined word which she termed "Smexit", meaning a "smart and smooth Brexit".

Defense Minister Ehud Barak, of the Labor Party, is said by Olmert aides to be dragging his feet on the issue, in part to shore up his security credentials after his failed effort at a comprehensive peace with Yasir Arafat, the former Palestinian leader.

Trump latched onto the birth certificate issue in part to keep his screwy, media grabbing presidential tease alive and along the way to make mischief against Obama.

Recently, however, Hulu has been seen as facing a number of complex issues, thanks in part to the exit of private equity firm Providence, which sold its stake in the company for $200 million in October.

Tonight the police raided the Moscow offices of Versiya, a muckraking weekly newspaper, and took away a computer and server containing the contents of a coming issue devoted in part to the raid to free the hostages.

The press has begun to grapple with the issue, thanks in part to a series of articles by David Burnham in the Times a few years ago, and press coverage of contested computerized election contests has contributed to several reform efforts in the field.

Marine disposal of the dredged sediments, however, often is a controversial issue due, in part, to potential impacts on commercial and recreational fisheries.

Governments issue bonds, in part, to finance certain activities, such as a local government that wants to improve public schools.

His failure to follow through on some of those issues contributed in part to the enthusiasm gap of 2012.

The government is reluctant to discuss any of these issues publicly, in part to preserve the official fiction that the United States is not waging a formal war in Pakistan and elsewhere, but it would not harm that effort to show the world how seriously it takes international law by making clear its limits.

It is a startling turn-around from the days when the US was widely regarded as a laggard on climate change issues, thanks in part to its failure to join the 1997 Kyoto Treaty, the first major international accord to cut emissions.