Sentence examples for put aside the issue from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Jan Fischer said over the weekend that both sides had agreed to put aside the issue for now.

Pettitte is statistically similar to John and Kaat, which would suggest that his chances of getting into the Hall are uncertain, even if you put aside the issue of performance enhancers.

MPs need to put aside the issue of the Guardian, which merely switched on a light in a darkened room, and realise that all this is an affront to parliament.

And bolstered by successive polls that have shown the vast majority of Britons to be in favour of repatriation it has put aside the issue of ownership, instead proposing joint curatorship of the sculptures through the establishment of a branch of the British Museum in Athens.

Mr. Bruno said at a news conference that the three leaders had agreed to put aside the issue most dividing them -- how to comply with a court order requiring them to send more education aid to New York City -- in order to pass a budget and maybe a law or two.

Event organizers decided to put aside the issue of postdoc salaries, which everyone agrees are too low, Cook said.

Even putting aside the issue of whether Lasix works, this argument is highly questionable.

But whether these findings are useful for detecting or preventing violent abuse is another question, even putting aside the issue of whether the evolutionary explanation is right.

"Putting aside the issue of technical compliance or noncompliance, it's clear that the agreement is not in our national interest".

Putting aside the issue of what Ed Miliband will or will not do, let us focus for the moment on whether the 1970s were as bad as they are painted.

Putting aside the issue of whether Field of Dreams was single-handedly responsible for the Millennium Dome for a moment, I'd like to suggest the same is true of the chocolate brownie.