Sentence examples for issue untouched from inspiring English sources

Just as they did in the last several years, the House seemingly left no environmental issue untouched in 2014.

The House of Representatives passed its own legislation providing aid to Ukraine earlier this month without the IMF reforms, and planned to move on a sanctions bill that also left the issue untouched.

The Ninth Circuit left that issue untouched, while ruling only that Prop 8 was unconstitutional because a state's citizens cannot use a popular vote to take away rights that have already been bestowed upon a class of citizens.

Michael as a character was an expression of that concept — how one can change everything yet change nothing at all, the underlying issues untouched, unexamined.

It looked intriguing but seemed to dwell not at all on the darker parts of the bank's colonial history; the flurry of energy and invention leaves trickier issues untouched.

As a result, the financial bills passed by the House and Senate leave the issue largely untouched.

"Meanwhile, the bigger issues remain untouched".

Its pro-retiree slant might be electorally sensible, and perhaps even a simplifying improvement, but it has left the bigger fiscal and macroeconomic issues completely untouched.

She also touched on the show's political bent, which has veered toward issues previously untouched by sitcoms, like the Bechdel Test and the personal tragedies that can accompany stricter immigration policies.

For perimeter control design, a set of sufficient conditions that guarantee the controllability, an important but yet untouched issue, are derived for general multi-region MFD systems.

Other ethical, logistical and financial considerations include the potential waste of unused thawed FFP, a so far untouched issue, plus the financial costs of haemostatic protocols, and the use of AB plasma on non-AB patients (potential increased risk from exposure to female FFP).