Sentence examples for issues arise over from inspiring English sources

Yet, when real issues arise over the appropriate forum for prosecution, judges should have a back-stop power to refuse extradition where it would not be in the interests of justice.

As I review drafts of personal statements from prospective graduate school applicants, some issues arise over and over.

Balls blustered about "constitutional" issues arising over whether judges should be able to override decisions taken by elected ministers.

Issues arose over authority to control the upbringing of his heir-presumptive.

Further issues arose over MacLaren's handling of his bowlers, and Wisden suggested "MacLaren was sadly at fault in his management of the England bowling".

Because of test security issues arising over the testing period of 2 weeks, 5 parallel versions of the SJT were offered across the 11 NACs, which because of logistics varied from 44 to 50 questions.

"When you have individuals in custody, issues will arise over and over again," said John J. Pogash, the agency's national juvenile coordinator.

A new issue arose over the weekend when the Project on Government Oversight, a watchdog group, asserted that in recent months, Los Alamos employees used unclassified computers to send 17 e-mail messages that contained classified information.

The issue arose over the weekend: Jackie Stokes, founder of Spyglass Security, explained on Twitter that someone she knew had received some rather creepy messages from someone she personally confirmed was a Facebook engineer.

Interestingly, however, somewhat different issues arise for certainty over time.

The BUAV called the conclusions a "devastating indictment", adding: "If such criticisms can be levelled at one of the world's leading universities, then it is inevitable that similar issues arise in research establishments all over the country".