Sentence examples for over certain issues from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, stated that he was not opposed to talks over certain issues, but warned Mr. Rouhani that some of Iran's enemies "do not speak our language of wisdom".

As part of that effort, the L line was one of the first to get a general manager — Mr. Lombardi was given the job last December — empowered to make decisions over certain issues that directly affect riders.

"The argument for it is probably that when push comes to shove over certain issues, if a social mission was baked into the bylaws, it would be legitimate for a board to allow, in certain cases, that mission to trump shareholder value".

Coincidence?Mr Clouse said there could now be a "strong sense of history repeating itself"—a reference to the scandal at Salomon Brothers in the early 1990s, in which the investment bank was caught dodging rules on treasury auctions in order to gain control over certain issues.

If Mumsnetters tend to be "feminists with a small f", as Starr says, they are also political with a small p. These women are more likely to unite over certain issues – pinkification of girls' toys, for example – than their support for a particular party or person.

"Obviously, there has been a little bit of tension over certain issues," Kerry told reporters at a joint news conference with Shoukry that was held shortly after a court in Cairo again postponed a verdict in the trial of three Al-Jazeera English journalists, whose arrests on have sparked widespread condemnation.

Every shift can be challenging, but over Christmas certain issues can be highlighted.

We seem doomed in New York to argue and reargue certain issues over and over and over without ever reaching consensus, let alone action.

He's a little over the top on certain issues but he comes at them from the heart".

Although the advanced algorithm is a great improvement over the basic algorithm, certain issues should still be dealt with to further enhance performance.

O'Connor: I suppose the court has had occasion to change its view on certain issues over a period of years.