Sentence examples for issue makes clear that from inspiring English sources

Research cited elsewhere in this issue makes clear that disclosing personal information a key part of behaving authentically can be especially tricky for minorities.

This new language, including the five words at issue, makes clear that a lessee of a copy will not receive "first sale" protection but one who owns a copy will be protected, provided that the copy was "lawfully made". A nongeographical interpretation is also supported by other provisions of the present statute.

A few weeks ago in Oxford, the foreign secretary, David Miliband, spoke promisingly on the Palestinian issue, making clear that al-Qaida and Hamas were quite different.

The positions articulated on either side of the tuition tax issue make clear that repopulating Pittsburgh isn't a practical solution.

On the one hand, European leaders talked about closer cooperation on security and defense issues, making clear that they wanted to speak in a more united voice than they did before and during the war in Iraq.

But Obama's speech, though it largely focused on internal issues, made clear that one key aim of the visit was to send a message to leaders and populations further afield.

" The actor, who has drawn the ire of his party's conservative base because of his moderate stance on social issues, made clear that when it comes to economics he is philosophically opposed to tax increases.

"Relatedly, what conforming changes to our tax code are necessary?" McHenry and Luetkemeyer said that the February hearing on cannabis banking issues "made clear that we need to better comprehend and address the supervisory and regulatory issues that would result from enactment" of the bill before a vote is held.

"It increases public attention to this issue and makes clear that this is a crisis situation".

Regardless of the issue, Havrilesky makes clear that she too, has skin in the game.

"The section of State Gov. Code (65850.5). that relates to this issue makes it clear that the State wants to encourage the use of solar energy and limit any obstacles that local agencies, and even homeowner associations, could put in place that would restrict its use," she said.