Sentence examples for issues marked from inspiring English sources

The talks come amid increasing North Korean willingness to discuss defense issues, marked by the historic June summit meeting between Kim Dae Jung of South Korea and Kim Jong Il of North Korea.

The quick approval of a politically risky piece of legislation by a body that often takes months to act on delicate issues marked another General Assembly victory for the mayor.

After a 20-year period of reform discussion on these issues, marked by influential state or national proposals, the balance shifted in the mid-1970s thethe conservatives albeit with a great deal of internal liberalization.

Finalists: Matt Davies for cartoons in the Journal News, Westchester County, New York, work notably original in concept and execution, offering sharp opinion without shrillness; and Joel Pett of the Lexington Herald-Leader, for provocative cartoons that often tackle controversial Kentucky issues, marked by a simple style and a passion for humanity.

As indicated before, issues marked as, e.g., new and updated are not considered in the models; they are for issues that are not addressed yet.

After a successful build, a tester downloads a nightly build and manually tests it to check if all issues marked as RESOLVED were actually resolved.

The farmers' interest in immigration issues marks a shift.

They are self-renewable, multipotent, easily accessible and culturally expandable in vitro with exceptional genomic stability and few ethical issues, marking its importance in cell therapy, regenerative medicine and tissue repairment [ 9].

(The issue marked the debut of Stefano Tonchi, W's new editor in chief).

For Europe never was, and never shall be, just an issue marked "foreign policy".

Her first issue, marked September and now on newsstands, features the actress Blake Lively on the cover wearing a $3,900 wool and Persian lamb coat from Gucci.