Sentence examples for issues back to from inspiring English sources

"I presented the issues back to Mr. Ellef and to the Office of Policy and Management," he said.

"The crisis has thrown economic and financial issues back to the top of the policy agenda," said Mr. Klau of the European Council on Foreign Relations.

The book traces Grace's gender issues back to age five when she identified with Madonna's Material Girl video when she saw it on TV.

She traces current violence among youth and gang culture – which in turn leads to employment issues – back to when many young illegal migrants were deported from the US to Central America, particularly the "northern triangle" of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.

He has transported contemporary political issues back to ancient Rome and, drawing on his close association with New Labour when a political journalist on the Observer and the Sunday Times, conjured a character very like the post-Iraq Tony Blair in The Ghost (2007).

Obama, although physically more distant from the audience, did an excellent job at connecting in a more down-to-earth, in touch and less forced way than McCain by making clear references to the experiences of middle class people, and directing his key points on issues back to their specific and practical impact on average Americans.

The center took the issue back to the court.

Which brings the issue back to the Fryer report.

The measure simply sent the tax-cut issue back to a nonexistent conference committee.

The appeals court sent that issue back to the district court.

MEPs also voted to send the issue back to the parliament's environment committee for more debate.