Sentence examples for issue that would have from inspiring English sources

As for tuition fees, if it hadn't been that, it would have been another issue that would have killed off Cleggmania.

In the 1990's, he picked a fight with an oligarch, Vladimir Potanin, over Sidanco, an oil company, concerning a share issue that would have diluted minority holdings.

She also called for an end to the blockade of Gaza, the underlying reason for the conflict and an issue that would have to be tackled if any ceasefire were to endure.

The oil rush of '70 State Legislature made avail able several million dollars in matching grants to rebuild it; but the people of Fairbanks failed to approve the initial bond issue that would have made the project possible.

In a briefing document prepared for the minister and obtained by the Guardian, Sifa argued the introduction of a mandatory 28-day waiting period for prospective gun owners was a "major issue" that would have "devastating economic costs for farmers".

On the other side of the equation – and an issue that would have rung alarm bells if diplomats had been present – is the fact that Israel is also player in the Syrian war.

Yet Dodd-Frank presents genuinely difficult substantive issues that would have challenged the nimblest regulatory apparatus.

There are also a few continuity issues that would have benefited from editorial attention.

Carney says that is one of the issues that would have to be determined.

The club have taken steps to smooth the third-party ownership issues that would have prevented Firmino moving to England.

The Federal Reserve estimates that at least one-third were withdrawn due to significant issues that would have resulted in Federal Reserve staff recommending withdrawal.