Sentence examples for issues prompted from inspiring English sources

His polished legal opinions and consistently conservative stance on almost all legal issues prompted Pres.

He was also passionate about cars but in 2006 his awareness of green issues prompted him to sell his small fleet, which included two Porsches.

These issues prompted the United States to withdraw from the organization in 1984, and the United Kingdom and Singapore withdrew a year later.

Several off-the-court issues prompted questions about Calhoun's future last year, and questions were raised again after he took a medical leave of absence in January, missing seven games with an undisclosed condition.

Vincent Francia, general manager at Turf Paradise, a racetrack in Phoenix, said that the Times analysis of safety issues prompted him to contact the director of the Arizona Department of Racing about increasing penalties for drug violators.

After the Thanksgiving holiday, investors swooped in to buy battered technology issues, prompted not only by low prices but also by hope for an end to the long presidential election stalemate.

Haakonsen says the issues prompting his boycott in 1998 remain relevant today.

But the compromise they reached skirted some of the most contentious issues, prompting critics, including the law's original author, the European Commission, to dismiss the text as toothless.

However, the compromise they reached skirted some of the most contentious issues, prompting critics, including the law's original author, the European Commission, to dismiss the text as toothless.

It folded after 20 issues, prompting our distributor to claim I was the only person in New York who could make a sex paper fail.

No doubt a discussion of the newcomer knocking over "Titanic" would quickly outgrow the purely cinematic realm and encompass political and sociological issues, prompting analysts to wonder what it all means for the country.