Sentence examples for issue replying from inspiring English sources

Mr Davies asked: "Have you had any indication that the Home Office intend to make any kind of statement about this issue?" Replying to Mr Davies's point of order, Deputy Speaker Lindsay Hoyle said: "I don't think I'm going to shock you by saying I've had absolutely no indication of anybody coming forward with a statement".

Have you had any indication that the Home Office intend to make any kind of statement about this issue?" Replying, deputy speaker Lindsay Hoyle said: "I don't think I'm going to shock you by saying I've had absolutely no indication of anybody coming forward with a statement.

Although Jesus said many times "do not be afraid" and when asked about this specific issue replied: "No one knows the day, nor the hour," some still insist on trying to announce the final day and inspire fear in their followers.

On one side of the room is a slot through which speakers of Chinese may insert questions or other messages in Chinese, and on the other is a slot through which the person in the room may issue replies.

This gave equal space to non-believers, since the magazine had printed in a previous issue replies from believers.

Even House Speaker John Boehner, when asked recently about his responsibility to repudiate "birtherism" avoided the issue by replying, "it's not my job to tell the American people what to think.

Asked why he agreed to the request from Ms. Hastreiter to take part in the issue, Mr. Spade replies: "It's obvious the country is changing.

"It was the independence issue," he replied.

There was nothing to this birther issue," Cruz replied.

"I agree that this is a terrible issue," Zuckerberg replied.

(When he was asked for an example of another such life issue, Stafford replied, "Materialism").