Sentence examples for issued stand from inspiring English sources

"Midwife" is set in downscale 1950s East London, and parts of the Historic Dockyard, Chatham, once an economic powerhouse from which the British Royal Navy's ships issued, stand in for some of the series' less-than-opulent locations.

Two such issues stand out.

Where does the product-tying issue stand?

In terms of technology, two main issues stand out.

He said that two main issues stand between the sides: the presence of foreign forces and the system of government.

Three professional practice issues stand out from this case: privacy, decision-making timescales and parental mental illness.

Santorum is right on social issues, but has never let his love of social issues stand in the way of the creeping expansion of the welfare state.

But Mr. Leahy said he told Mr. Castro that neither country should let one issue stand in the way of progress because that would let political elements on either side thwart warming ties.

The great advantage of Mr Bradley's prominence so far in the campaign has been to force health care back on to the agenda.On the Republican side, three issues stand to suffer if Mr Bush runs swiftly to victory.

Several issues stand in the way of this conclusion, however.

From our perspective, four important issues stand out: 1. Fraud continues to increase, despite Sarbanes-Oxley.