Sentence examples for issue in the form of from inspiring English sources
Does the government take a stance on this issue (in the form of policies, such as school rules or other laws, or through funding or public awareness campaigns)?
Pro-life observers in the US have criticised Obvious Child, which won the Red Crown Producer's Award at January's Sundance film festival, for dealing with the abortion issue in the form of a comedy.
In between are page after page of material about ramen — the central theme of the issue — in the form of recipes, regional Japanese maps of different varieties and a taste test of noodles by, do tell, Ms. Reichl.
Facing what the Conservatives clearly intend to turn into a wedge issue, Labour refused to say whether it would back the three-year squeeze in welfare benefits – including jobseeker's allowance, tax credits and child benefit – when the government puts the issue in the form of a bill to a Commons vote early next year.
The amount of gross government debt on issue in the form of Commonwealth government securities is forecast to increase to $412bn in2015-162015-16re rising to $518before2018-19 and then $573bn in 2025-26 even though the budget in the yearisingding up to then are forecast to be in surplus.
As a result, the editorial presented the issue in the form of a debate on the subject of whether encouraging contraception would help alleviate the problem that "nearly half the nation's black children are living in poverty". The editorial concluded: "All right, the subject makes us uncomfortable, too.
While the volume of information issued in the form of printed matter continues unabated, the electronic publishing industry has begun to disseminate information in digital form.
Most of the recipients have jobs, but their wages are so low that they qualify for the food stamps, now issued in the form of debit cards.
The statement was issued in the form of circular notes dispatched by U.S. Secretary of State John Hay to Great Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, and Russia.
The statement was issued in the form of two circulars (diplomatic notes), dispatched by U.S. Secretary of State John Hay to Great Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, and Russia.
