Sentence examples for issue will stick from inspiring English sources

If the House and Senate pass rival bills this year and fail to reconcile them, the issue will stick out as a major agenda item to come back to in the new Congress -- especially if Democrats win control of the Senate, pushing Grassley out of his veto role on the Judiciary Committee.

The governor is not under investigation, and this is not an issue that will stick".

"This is just another example of Democrats struggling to find any issue that will stick," said Carl Forti, the spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee.

But most likely if other courts look at the issue, they will stick to Judge Winter's concurrence, which is that absent a specific agreement to vote or sell the shares, cash-settled derivatives do not set off the Section 13 d) filing requirements.

In 2013, she said that, while she has left much aggression and profanity behind since leaving the sex industry, some of the issues that she developed will stick with her until the end of her life.

To silence them, Mr Howard issued a statement saying he will stick to his original timetable.

If the appeals court rules for the companies and the $280 billion is no longer an issue, it is doubtful even Mr. Borio will stick around.

Analysts predict both men will stick to the issues they have discussed on the campaign trail, while fleshing out some of the themes outlining the differences between them highlighted in last week's debate by Obama and Romney.

Asked whether the German chancellor would raise human rights issues, Merkel's spokesperson said on Friday: "We will stick to our idea of what fundamental values are".

He must know that if he says the same thing often and loudly enough, it will stick and people will experience issue-fatigue.

Nepali officials say even if the issue of Everest comes up during border talks, they will stick to what Nepal maintains is the official height of the mountain.