The issue of whether a station could play Britney Spears seems to have been a flashpoint.
We need a high-level national discussion in both Houses of Congress on the issue of whether to station federal ICE agents in every maternity ward and delivery room right between the OB-GYN and the expectant father.
South Korea said last month that the issue of U.S. troops stationed there was unrelated to any future peace treaty with North Korea and that American forces should stay even if such an agreement were signed.
"We're not dealing with a safety issue," Michael Suffredini, NASA's director of station operations, said in a telephone news briefing from the Johnson Space Center in Houston.
One of the first radio stations to embrace the song was WKTU, which reported it as a new "Playlist Top Add On" in the December 11 , 1982 issue of Billboard, reflecting their station's playlist for the week ending November 30 , 1982
That is why the issue of the Gabala Radar Station in Azerbaijan is becoming a symbolic yet pivotal actor in the missile defense question that has preoccupied U.S. and Russian policymakers for some years.
Effectively pre-empting the outcome of the government's energy review due to be published in July, Mr Blair, in a speech to the CBI, said the issue of a new generation of stations was back on the agenda with a vengeance, alongside a big push on renewables and a step change in energy efficiency.
In addition, the fast helper stations now perceive lower jitter than the slow source stations, implying that the issue of unfairly high jitter for fast stations has been successfully resolved by CoopMAC.
Chris Huhne, the new energy secretary, conceded the coalition was internally divided on the issue of building new nuclear power stations, but said they had agreed such stations should not be built with any public subsidy.
