Sentence examples for questions at issue from inspiring English sources

But that's not the question, or questions, at issue.

There are two questions at issue here: Will this plan help boost the quality of homegrown players?

That was one of the questions at issue in the peace talks in Ghana: what would LURD get for laying down its arms?

In Iran's case, there are several questions at issue: how many P-1 centrifuges it has been able to manufacture, how quickly its scientists will learn to operate their cascades, and how far it has progressed on the more advanced P-2 design.

One of the two major questions at issue - payments for writers of a proportion of profits from DVD sales of their work - is a matter of degree: the current 3% deal is based on the costs of expensive video cassettes rather than cheap DVDs.

In a declaration filed on Wednesday and made public today by Judge Brinkema, the Justice Department did not ask directly that the charges be dismissed, but it said dismissal was "the surest route for ensuring that the questions at issue here can promptly be presented to the Fourth Circuit," a reference to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, in Richmond, Va.

The basic question at issue should be winter access.

The question at issue is whether the application at Portland has been wise.

"The term phony is the question at issue," Mr. Borsody said.

"Congress has spoken to the precise question at issue — whether federal funds may be used for research in which an embryo is destroyed," Lamberth wrote.

"Ultimately, however, this court need not choose between the competing interpretations," he wrote, because the law "is ambiguous as to the precise question at issue".