Erik, as apparently required by the current rules of Western animated filmmaking, has issues: namely, he can't dance.
For some, the essence of Huntsman's claim to being a moderate comes down to social issues – namely his endorsement of gay civil unions.
Europe is facing some pretty large economic issues – namely slowing growth and prices – which are very hard for the central bank to control".
Ms. Moore said she had talked to the governor about management issues, namely making sure the executive agencies were carrying out his policies.
Now that is a book that certainly explains how getting obsessed with legal procedure can cause one to lose sight of the larger issues, namely justice.
The letter urges the government to drop the bill altogether and focus instead on the "real issues", namely improving safety, efficiency and the quality of patient care.
The Republicans, by contrast, have been wrangling over a different set of issues, namely tax cuts, foreign policy and social issues like abortion.
In a speech dominated by domestic issues — namely the economy, healthcare and jobs — Mr. Obama spared little time for the subject of America's relations with the world.
Things weren't always so rosy for Holbeck, read these two reviews of the area from May 2006 and you'll see that Holbeck has its issues, namely crime, prostitution and drugs.
Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, said in an interview with the BBC that his country would not attend the international meeting unless it also addressed Syrian issues, namely the Golan Heights.
Feinstein suggested that the Panetta Review may illuminate still disputed issues; namely, whether the program produced significant intelligence, whether the C.I.A. lied to Congress about it, and how cruel and degrading the black sites really were.
