Sentence examples for point issuing from inspiring English sources

In other words, there was no point issuing a formal invitation to a debate that he had already made clear he would not attend.

After all, she was less enamoured during a lengthy series of tweets posted in conjunction with the BBC's coverage on the night of the European referendum itself, at one point issuing the dismissive inquiry: "Sorry Kettering but where are you?" (I think they're south of the river somewhere, but probably best to get them to come to you).

Lt. Gov. R. Andre Bauer, a Republican, was not happy either, at one point issuing a statement that said, "I cannot take lightly that his staff has not had communication with him for more than four days, and that no one, including his own family, knows his whereabouts".

Therein, there are three key moments for evacuation as follows: finding the fire point, issuing the alarm, and miners in danger.

She wasted little time getting to the point, issuing her judgment denying Sierra Club's and NWF's injunction request by the second paragraph on the second page of the ruling.

In response, Career Point issued a "Closure press release" announcing that "the College's management has been forced to discontinue operations".

"I understand that idea that there is not an Obama plan is like point number one on the talking points issued by the Republican Party," Carney said.

So Gowdy simply should say: We Republicans were wrong in repeatedly making false accusations against the Obama White House on the "talking points" issue.

"Moderate independentists will not be willing to exit the E.U. and re-apply, this is a tipping point issue for them," he said.

Dean's bumble of this sore point issue in effect guaranteed the disfranchisement of thousands of Democratic voters.

Conservative politicians glommed on in an attempt to find a turning point issue in a lopsided New York governor's race.