And then there's the issue of battling guilt laden, calorie heavy breakfasts with my natural tendencies towards lighter fare.
Up until Mardonius was killed, the issue of the battle was probably still in doubt, but, once leaderless, the less organized and less disciplined Persian forces collapsed.
Much more important for the issue of the battle, however, was the indirect and strategic action of the RAF, together with the Royal Navy's submarines, in strangling the enemy's sea arteries of supply.
On the issue of a battle plan, perhaps that is too much for the administration to say and tell the Congress, but as a senator representing 12 million Pennsylvanians and as a United States senator with a country of 280 million Americans, I think that we ought to have some idea as to how we're going to proceed and what the casualties may be.
As Vietnamese media remains tightly controlled by the Communist Party, the green light to address the issue of the battle may have come from above.
He himself advanced a little with the legion from the place where he had halted, and awaited the issue of the battle.
3 Valerius was therefore in perplexity, not knowing what the issue of the battle was, but seeing his soldiers as much disheartened by their own losses as they were encouraged by those of their enemies.
Words almost fail to express how disastrous to combatants and spectators alike was the issue of this battle, which began and ended beneath the walls and close to the very hearths of Rome. 4 Shortly after this battle, while pestilence was ravaging both armies, as though their strength had not been sapped enough by the war, Gnaeus Pompeius died.
REED: I think this is the classic issue of interagency battle about who will say what.
Joseph Heath (2006) finds academic business ethics's reduction of all issues to battles of stakeholder interests both myopic and misleading.
