He addressed those issues only in a letter to the committee on May 18, in response to a standard written questionnaire required of all nominees.
Amelia's somewhat retro efforts to wake up the youth of Chicago to issues of social injustice result only in a suspension from school that she finds humiliatingly petty.
Though the governor has a claim to acting on these principles, he has come to publicly embrace states' rights as a defining issue only in the past few years, a period when the 10th Amendment has been a rallying cry for many Tea Party supporters, libertarians and others who make up his party's conservative base.
Jeans's and Zwicky's comments did not attract a lot of attention, and dark matter became a central issue only in the 1970s.
Yet they have become an issue only in some countries.
The question of originality became an issue only in the 18th century, and, in the 19th century, artists started to hand sign their prints.
And when Captain Jack makes an appearance (only rarely, since he now has his own show), his sexuality is an issue only in that his constant, equal-opportunity flirting tends to annoy his colleagues, busy as they are fighting intergalactic evil.
But the question of Marie Antoinette's education became an issue only in 1766, when the Austro-Hungarian Habsburgs and the French Bourbons, distracted by their ancient battles, realized that they had unintentionally made room for Britain and Prussia and Russia on the European stage.
The third myth is that NCDs in women are an issue only in high-income countries.
One of the major reasons for this lack of prioritisation was that both governments and policy makers believed that chronic NCDs are an issue only in wealthy countries and wealthy people.
