Sentence examples for issues took over from inspiring English sources
But, somehow, other issues took over and their concerns over the sexualisation were sidelined.
But beginning in 1976, a year after the fall of Saigon, economic issues took over.
Some analysts have begun to speak of him in terms of the Fox effect, a reference to the fallen star of Mexican president, Vicente Fox, who received President Bush's earliest embrace then faded from Washington's agenda as terrorism issues took over.
It was unusual to see the front pages of the Hebrew newspapers, which mostly obsess about domestic issues, taken over by foreign news.
Policy making has ground to a halt even on urgent issues; it took over 100 days for the Diet to approve reconstruction funding for the victims of the tsunami and nuclear disaster.
Likewise, the ethnic backgrounds of Marc Jacobs and Tom Ford were never made issues when they took over at Louis Vuitton and Gucci, respectively.
No one, including the Israelis, paid much attention to the issue until Healy took over the Red Cross, in September , 1999
But Mahmoud Oda, the owner of Chicken Kitchen, said that while rats were an issue when he took over the restaurant a year ago, that is no longer the case.
It's been a different story for Banco Santander, which has not done a share issue since it took over Britain's Abbey National in 2004 and has stuck to its September target of earnings per share growth average of 15.0% in the next two years.
What makes it so great is that at issue #89 Gil Kane took over drawing the comic.
