Sentence examples for issue of the video from inspiring English sources

Republicans have sought to make an issue of the video — which a number of ethics and campaign law experts have said broke no laws — at a time when Mr. Obama has demonstrated significant strength in fund-raising.

The Oneidas, not surprisingly, said the collapse was caused by New York State's refusal to budge on the issue of the video lotteries, which is the subject of a separate lawsuit.

In the April 1992 issue of the video game magazine Electronic Gaming Monthly, a method was "revealed" to reach Sheng Long in the arcade game.

A 1992 issue of the Video Watchdog was particularly critical, calling the film "a mixed bag" that "sacrificed a cohesive plot for an outline that allows various teams of characters to come up with four stories".

The extensive use of technology during production was featured as the cover story in the December 2007 issue of the high-definition video magazine HDVideoPro, a month before the premiere of U2 3D.

The incident reminds us of the other side of the issue: The video clearly shows us the snap judgments officers of the law are forced to make in dangerous life and death circumstances.

Michael Hollick is the unknown actor who lent his voice (and gait) to the character, and is emblematic of a sticky issue between the video game industry and actors' union: should actors in video games be paid royalties and residuals?

Take the issue of violent video games.

When the issue of government video news releases arose last year, our Board of Ethics and Professional Standards advised members that video news releases must be developed and distributed in compliance with the code, clearly identifying to TV stations the source of the video, for whom it was produced and avoiding the narrator's use of the word "reporting".

The question for such niche divisions embedded in big corporations is whether they can co-exist indefinitely with their masters: in-house "indies" came to blows with their own studio siblings this fall over the issue of sending video "screeners" to Oscar voters.

As for the issue of violent video games, I certainly do not condone them, but I think that, here too, we are missing the true issue, which is the need to keep assault weapons out of the hands of anyone but those in the military.