Sentence examples for issue which arose from inspiring English sources

In April, the judge gave prosecutors one more chance to change his mind about the issue, which arose in the case of Alan Quinones and Diego Rodriguez, who are scheduled to go on trial in September in connection with a drug-related killing in the Bronx in 1999.

Flake, in announcing his support for the Senate tax bill, said that the Republican leadership had promised to work with him on the immigration issue, which arose from the Trump Administration's determination to phase out the Obama-era Deferred AChildhood Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.

Judge Rakoff offered prosecutors a final chance to change his mind on the issue, which arose in the case of Alan Quiñones and Diego Rodriguez, who are scheduled to go on trial in September in connection with a drug-related killing in the Bronx in 1999.

Sharapova, the third seed, deflected follow-up questions about the issue, which arose Saturday, when she responded to comments by Williams in a Rolling Stone article that the reporter discerned were about Sharapova and her boyfriend, Grigor Dimitrov, a player from Bulgaria.

The issue, which arose after a debate on Tuesday night in which Mr. Gingrich called for a "humane" solution for illegal immigrants who after many years had put down roots in American communities, is posing the greatest test so far to his resurgent candidacy.

O2 said the problem was a temporary issue which arose during routine maintenance.

An issue which arises is whether a pre-dispute arbitration agreement by a consumer should be enforceable.

"This case concerns one such family, but... the issue which arises is one of widespread and general importance to all local authorities and many travelling or itinerant families".

One issue which arises immediately is the attempt to raise funds for the support of the pastor by averaging and assigning amounts to each member-family.

SnPM was chosen to deal with the multiple testing issue which arises when considering simultaneous testing on either dense electrode arrays, voxels or between-hubs connectivities as it is a simple yet robust approach to control for type I statistical errors (i.e. rejection of a true null-hypothesis).

This is an issue which arises for expressions and constructions such as quantifiers, the identity predicate, and so on, and not just for sentence connectives; for this issue the entry "Logical Constants" by John MacFarlane (2015) should be consulted.