Sentence examples for issue suggested from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lazio's decision to focus on such a consumer issue suggested a subtle shift in strategy.

A table in last week's issue suggested that Hong Kong allows civil unions, with limited rights, between gay couples.

And Mr. Bush's aides said Mr. Gore's reversal on the issue suggested that he was prepared to sacrifice principles to make a short-term political point.

Mr. Levine said that the only research on the issue suggested that marijuana arrests played little role in driving down serious crime, and may in fact divert police resources.

Prime Minister Tony Blair, who joined in last-minute talks on the issue, suggested that London might respond by canceling a Zimbabwe tour next October by Britain's cricket team.

An EU diplomat, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue, suggested that Lukashenko could, for domestic political reasons, be seeking a lower profile on the policy of closer engagement with Europe.

The poor take-up of the German issue suggests the market agrees with him.

He doubts that the people are really talking about certain subjects that the March issue suggests they are.

Next City delves into the issue, suggesting that as a reminder of death, cemeteries are easy for cities to ignore.

25 September: Peter Mandelson wades into the issue, suggesting that foreign ownership of British companies could damage the country.

Tuesday's decision to revisit the issue suggests the deadline may arrive just a decade after Grutter.