Sentence examples for issue to mean from inspiring English sources

This does not involve an unqualified and simple originalism in constitutional interpretation, or a simple denial of the characteristic insistence of legal dogmatics that the intention of the parties to agreements or declarations is to be ascertained "objectively (not subjectively)," that is, by reference to what a reasonable observer would have taken the statement in issue to mean.

So it'll be too late for the issue to mean anything in the nomination race currently underway.

RA8: To handle an issue, to me, means to collect all possible information, background knowledge, and to respect the position of others.

Some examples for 'handling' are: RA8: To handle an issue, to me, means to collect all possible information, background knowledge, and to respect the position of others.

That has traditionally been taken to mean that issues stemming from the battlefield are supposedly outside the court's jurisdiction.

I've had more than my fair share of time to ponder the issue, and only mean to stimulate some thought on the topic.

Don't look at the issue, but what the issue means to you.

But even as they maneuver for political advantage, politicians will continue trying to decipher what these issues mean to voters.

If by 'commitment issues' you mean refusing to commit to only one side dish then yes, I have serious commitment issues.

Proceeds from the bond issue are meant to help the News Corporation finance its widely expected bid to acquire DirecTV, another satellite pay television operator.

Indeed privacy is a big issue to Japhet, even if it means slower growth.