Sentence examples for issue to be dealt with from inspiring English sources
"The board's accountability is the second issue to be dealt with".
Mrs. Edwards's illness is more than a mere issue to be dealt with on the campaign trail, like Rudolph W. Giuliani's three marriages, these political experts say.
A cover letter to the original data sent by AT&T that indicated that incoming calls were not reliable in determining location status was the second issue to be dealt with by the hearing.
Many regard the constitution as divinely inspired, and prefer the issue to be dealt with at the state level (40 states already have laws against gay marriage).The Kerry campaign's new emphasis on values is aimed at two groups of voters.
As a result, I have argued that: The unintended consequence of support for the Human Rights Act (HRA) is that it perpetuates the process of juridification – leaving rights as an issue to be dealt with by the judiciary, and marginalising the people from any active role in the defence of liberty.
"It's more to do with the politics within the Coalition rather than what I think the community wants, which is to get on with this issue to be dealt with where it ought to be dealt with – and I think that's the fed parliament".
