Sentence examples for marking the issue from inspiring English sources
She successfully tackled vice by marking the issue as a police priority, lobbying the then Home Secretary Willie Whitelaw, and forcing the owners of premises selling sex to subscribe to detailed licences.
Writer went to party in the East Village marking the first issue.
Prof Ronald Arkin and Prof Noel Sharkey will debate the need for so-called killer robots during the UN Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW), marking the first time the issue of killer robots has been discussed within the CCW.
Royal Mail also issued a special postmark to mark the new issue, while post vans in locations with strong links to the comedians will feature an image of the relevant stamp.
Last month, two Saudi Shi'ites received death sentences for allegedly committing crimes that caused no deaths or injuries, marking the harshest punishments issued by Saudi Arabia's government against Shi'ite activists in the Eastern Province (EP) since sectarian unrest erupted in this strategically vital region of the Kingdom during 2011.
The contributors were speaking to the British Psychological Society to mark the 150th issue of the Research Digest's email service.
Nothing, however, compares with the latest – Atlas the lion, drafted in for a Tim Walker extravaganza to mark the 10th issue and fifth anniversary.
He hired an editor who once worked with Fox Films, found a printer who would chance it & marked the first issue Vol. 1, No. 6 to make it look more established.
The release marks the fifth issue of NYC label PTP's CELL Audio Codex series, and strikes an uneasy balance between the serene, contained quality of the a capellas with the tumultuous uproar of the field recordings.
Mrs. Bransfield said the union's need for the cars to be unmarked was reiterated in a so-called "memorandum of understanding" signed by the outgoing first selectman, Edward Kalinowski, a former Portland policeman, on Oct. 17, after she made marking the cars a campaign issue.
