Sentence examples for issues dating from inspiring English sources

He has Playboy issues dating back to the third in 1953.

Around 750 paper pages are digitised a day, from issues dating up to the 1955 copyright cut-off.

Franklin said the entire concept of an unpaid campaign fellowship program had raised wage issues dating back to the Obama campaign.

Burnham, who has a long history with many of these issues dating back to his time as secretary for the Football Taskforce, deserves credit for cajoling football to face up to some of the pressing issues threatening it.

"We did this in the interest of resolving all issues dating from before June 8," the statement said, referring to the date of the vote to oust Mr. Smith.

(Bill Clinton won a plurality of the women's vote in 1992, but less than the combined share won by George Bush and Ross Perot).It is tempting to blame the re-emergence and persistence of the gender gap, particularly since 1996, on the parties' differences on women's issues, dating back to 1980 and Reagan's opposition to abortion and the Equal Rights Amendment.

It will publish issues dated February, May, August and November.

But the issues date back further.

The schedule was completely regular, with issues dated Spring, Summer, and Winter of each year.

In the United States, the issue dates to the Constitutional era.

A new story by Lahiri, entitled "Nobody's Business," appears in this week's issue, dated March 12.