Sentence examples for point to issue from inspiring English sources

Officer Hauter stopped at one point to issue a stern warning to two men repairing a car out on the street, in violation of the law and in defiance, she reminded them, of repeated complaints by neighbors.

Mr. Emanuel's close tie to Mr. Obama — who made a point to issue a statement saying that Mr. Emanuel would be a "terrific mayor" — means that people outside Chicago will be taking note of Mr. Emanuel's every move, his successes, his flops.

Finally, the grid service provides a standards-based entry point to issue a CQL query.

Short also pointed to issue advocacy targeting Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La).. "[O]ver the course of a couple of months, her approval rating went from 54percentto39percentcent," he said.

Lessons learnt from Australia point to issues related to regulatory design, industry training, and compliance assessment.

He'll try to emphasize areas of agreement with his critics, and point to issues where he'd like to see bipartisan support.

Specifically, these study findings provide an indication of the relative importance of service components, and point to issues that need to be addressed in community service re-design.

Inasmuch as they point to issues which an institution of higher learning might consider as strategic challenges for transformation, they provide pointers to further action needed, as well as potential baseline data for evaluating the future effectiveness of such strategies.