Sentence examples for issue was reflected from inspiring English sources

Democrats said the opening they saw on the issue was reflected in the aggressive way they had moved to hang Mr. Ryan's budget over Mr. Romney's candidacy.

The extreme sensitivity of the issue was reflected in the silence of Pakistan's usually voluble politicians on the decision to execute Qadri.

Although the prime minister has strongly refuted the criticism, his political vulnerability on the issue was reflected by a carefully-choreographed statement made on Monday by Britain's top military officer, Air Chief Marshal Sir Jock Stirrup.

The decline of Iraq as an issue was reflected by the one sentence Obama gave it in his speech to Congress where he explained that "we are now carefully reviewing our policies in both wars, and I will soon announce a way forward in Iraq that leaves Iraq to its people and responsibly ends this war".

The power of the gay marriage issue was reflected by a new poll by the Pew Research Center, which found that 34percentt of voters said they would not support a candidate who favors gay marriage, even if they agreed with the candidate on most other issues.

He also says there is no question of easing the blockade on Armenia certainly not until it stops referring to his region as western Armenia and calling the mass killings of Ottoman Armenians in 1915 a genocide.The sensitiveness of the genocide issue was reflected in January in the killing of Hrant Dink, an ethnic-Armenian newspaper editor in Istanbul, who had talked openly about it.

The disparate opinions on the out-of-state marriage issue were reflected Wednesday in a memorandum written by the chief justice of the state's district courts, Samuel Zoll.

The Board has also used all means possible to ensure the gravity of this issue is reflected in the remuneration received by employees.

The issue is reflected in a dispute over the delayed release of the National Research Council's draft report, "Countering Agricultural Bioterrorism: A Framework for Action," commissioned by the government a year before the attacks but partly written after them.

Bosworth's issue is reflected in industry and institutional emphasis on document definitions (schema) and workflow message exchange patterns.

One such issue is reflected in the requirement of vocabulary size (see Table 2) and vocabulary list (words to be learnt), both clearly specified in curricula and playing a key role in textbook writing and assessment development for learners at a particular educational stage.