Sentence examples for issue to be made from inspiring English sources

Opposition MPs in the House of Commons began calling for all documents the government possessed regarding the detainee issue to be made public since Richard Colvin's testimony in November 2009.

But they also know that they are connected to a huge and diverse global movement that brings global solidarity and allows local issues to be made visible not just within the national spotlight, but also within the international context.

Continuing Medical Education courses on personalized medicine, particularly with focus on genomic issues, need to be made available to bring physicians to the latest technological developments.

A decision on the tax cut issue is likely to be made quickly.

In what sense can an argument on a single issue be said to be made of planks?

On Local issues "South Thanet to be made the new capital of the UK.

Militarily, the Saudi threat issued at Munich has to be made credible.

"We're going to be making an issue of how she treated her workers".

Further studies designed to address this issue should be made at all levels of the educational/training experience.

Additional data on existing employment, retention and deployment issues must be made available to decision makers so as to relate them to health equity issues [ 29].

However, no recommendations on safety issues could be made due to the low number of patients (Mikkelsen et al. 2014).