Sentence examples for issue to play from inspiring English sources

It will likely take months for the issue to play out.

This time, the leadership felt that they had a parliamentary advantage by casting the issue to play to party and institutional loyalties.

On Thursday, White House spokesman Raj Shah said the White House was allowing the issue to play out through the security-clearance review process, arguing that it was the appropriate place for the allegations and Porter's denials to be assessed.

"David Mundell should apologise for these crass and insensitive comments – at a time when there has been widespread international solidarity in the wake of the Paris atrocities, he is using the issue to play constitutional politics," a spokesperson for Nicola Sturgeon said.

The movie is an O. Henry-like conceit — the slenderness of the initial premise is part of the charm — but the anecdote becomes almost momentous as it goes on, and the fluidity of Linklater's technique, which brings the streets, the gardens, the Seine, and the Paris light into Jesse's decision — all of them working against his obligation to go home — allows the dramatic issue to play out freely.

The retaliatory bridge squeeze in New Jersey is a political issue to play out in the popular media.

They expect social issues to play less of a role in the race.

Mr. Condon noted that "Breaking Dawn" presents what he called "Stations of the Cross" issues to play with: a wedding, a honeymoon, consummation, a baby.

This is a New York story with just about everything in play: political manipulation, fierce amounts of money, cascades of pious statements about immigrants and people with disabilities, crackles of ethnic and racial tension — and the grand absurdity of allowing officials from hundreds of miles away, with no personal stake in these issues, to play a deciding role.

As the 2016 presidential election gets into full swing, we can once again expect women's issues to play a prominent role.

Although we had anticipated that the onward migration of migrant nurses might be an issue to emerge from the research, we had expected workplace-related factors or salary and cost-of-living issues to play a deciding role in the decision: in other words, factors endogenous to the health system [ 28].