Sentence examples for opening issue from inspiring English sources

Jet City's first offering is the opening issue of "Symposium," written by Christian Cameron and illustrated by Dmitry Bondarenko.

Mr. Hastert's proposal makes the minimum wage, in effect, the opening issue among Democrats and Republicans in Congress when they return next week from their late-summer recess.

In this opening issue, we profile the family of First Lady Mehriban Aliyeva (born Mehriban Pashayeva), and her uncle, former Azerbaijani Ambassador to the United States and current Deputy Foreign Minister Hafiz Pashayev.

While every administration has objected to Israeli settlement building in occupied lands, the Obama administration has selected it as the opening issue that could begin to untie the Gordian knot of the conflict.

With hindsight, Q's current malaise was chillingly prefigured by the "3 words" on the cover of its opening issue of the year, those three words being "Cheryl Cole Rocks".

In the opening issue Laurence Prestwich Scott, chairman of the Manchester Guardian and Evening News Limited, described the journal's purpose as being: "to help each of us to understand what the rest of us are doing, to appreciate how and why we do it".

The opening issues pages on the official Web sites for both candidates give rural issues a special category.

These tensions may filter through to the task in the form of suboptimal (i.e. jerky) journeys, and door opening issues; therefore it is useful to monitor these events as a measure for risk.

It's taken a back seat in these opening issues so we can focus on the kids getting back together but LA's always in the back of my head".

"In some ways the opening hours issue is a bit of a distraction to the more fundamental question of how people get to see their GPs when they need to".

But the Republican Party now has an opening on issues that do not create an age rift in the party: spending and the economy.