Sentence examples for posed as an issue from inspiring English sources

"It is clear that during this meeting it was never discussed or posed as an issue whether Greece would remain in the euro zone," the statement said, according to Reuters.

The issue of "Sister Margaret's choice" was posed as an ethical dilemma to discuss.

Swiss diplomat Carl Lutz also issued protective passports from the Swiss embassy in the spring of 1944; and Italian businessman Giorgio Perlasca posed as a Spanish diplomat and issued forged visas.

Using a 5-point Likert scale, IMGs indicated to what extent each issue posed as a challenge to them during their residency.

The noise focus was initially masked with the questionnaire posed as a survey on general environmental issues of the neighbourhood.

Posed as a cover girl for the September issue of Mode, the magazine that describes itself as "the new shape of fashion," which is to say, women of generous size.

When Yoshiro is angrily confronted by a creditor in front of the guests, Shuji poses as a hard-nosed lawyer, issuing ominous counter-threats.

The fact that nine-months pregnant Poehler posed as Hillary Clinton was a non-issue.

Ms. McCain poses as a bubbleheaded kook in grunge clothing who examines serious issues in a Holly Golightly manner.

An app posing as a spatiotemporal object.

Under such circumstances, the appropriate resolution of this nettlesome issue is banishment, not a media circus posing as a trial.