That's a labor market issue – namely that some individuals are not very much demanded by employers.
The question raises a perplexing methodological issue: namely, how does one go about investigating concepts?
These questions preoccupy Harold less than another, basic issue, namely whether "Death and Taxes" is a comedy or a tragedy.
Or is it just a complicated and fractured distraction from the real issue, namely the military's de facto control of the country?
President Bush has now been tested by his first foreign policy confrontation and his first major negotiation with Congress over a domestic policy issue, namely tax cuts.
Subway's campaign offers a fresh angle on an old issue, namely the question of whether or not it is ethical for corporations to directly market to children.
The other major controversy of the Western Church was a more confused issue, namely, whether faith is acquired through divine grace or human freedom.
Billie Scott, a Simon spokeswoman in Indianapolis, said, "The suggestion that we are manipulating the situation for a competitive purpose is an attempt to divert attention away from the real issue, namely traffic".
If either option was exercised, the negotiations to resolve the dispute would have that bit longer to deal with what is quite a complex issue, namely, establishing a bargaining forum for the sector along with its remit.
Joe Lockhart, who was a press secretary for Mr. Clinton, said the problem with the tactic involving Mr. Pitney was that it created a distraction from the more important issue, namely Mr. Obama's response to the crisis in Iran.
"However, their united stand, and the position of strength they have established this weekend, has been clouded by one issue, namely the aftermath of the Dundee United v Celtic match on 17 October.
