Sentence examples for issue was cited from inspiring English sources

The paramount importance of the abortion issue was cited again and again by social conservatives this week.

That issue was cited by more voters here than any other -- roughly 40percentt -- and Mr. Edwards won nearly half of their votes, compared with about a third for Mr. Kerry.

As a Nato document notes: "Russia's tactical nuclear arsenal, estimated at 2,000-4,000 washeads, was cited as a particular threat, and Moscow's lack of willingness to engage in discussions on the issue was cited as troubling".

"There was quite a bit of information by then on the lack of household transmission," says Friedland, whose own study on the issue was cited in the 1985 MMWR recommendation.

No other issue was cited more often, according to a New York Times/CBS News poll.

Meanwhile, some researchers whose early reports on the suicide issue were cited in "Prozac Backlash" said they did not agree with the way the issue was characterized in the book.

Despite Ghana's breakthrough, persistent issues are cited as barriers to consistent African success.

The issues were cited in an article that appeared in The New York Times on June 9.

Economic issues were cited as a barrier, as was lack of knowledge about nutrition and physical activity.

Legal challenges and casework "issues" are cited as the most significant causes of delays in their deportation.

According to Indian authorities, bankruptcy and indebtedness or farming-related issues are cited as the major causes of suicide among farmers in India.