The war, bloody and unending, barely registered as an issue in the parliamentary campaign, perhaps in part because its horror is rarely conveyed on television, which by contrast broadcasts gory images from each suicide bombing.
This is a horrifying development, and yet, in common with much else to do with Northern Ireland, it has barely registered as an issue within the rest of the UK.
But despite the obvious signs of emergency, including the relocation of American citizens in Louisiana and Alaska due to rising seas that threaten millions of others, climate change has barely registered as an issue in the US presidential election.
open source projects typically adopt continuous maintenance policies where the maintenance requests are addressed by maintainers with different skills and commitment levels, as soon as possible, after being registered in an issue tracking platform, such as Bugzilla and Jira (Tan and Mookerjee 2005; Mockus et al. 2002; Liu et al. 2012).
Santelises said in a phone interview 60 schools had registered a complaint or issue by the end of the school day Wednesday, about a third of the system.
Norilsk Mining, the main production division and the center of shareholders' complaints about the plan, was allowed to register a share issue, paving the way for it to merge with its parent, a move that minority shareholders said would dilute their rights.
But poll takers have found that the nuclear tests barely register as an issue with voters, while rising food prices are the number one concern for almost two-thirds of them.
Even when laws aren't being broken, the absence of women has failed to register as an issue for VCs, such as the lack of women on Twitter's board just before their IPO in 2013.
Another non-profit group, the Pretrial Justice Institute, operated a website in opposition to Proposition 102 but was not legally required to register as an issue committee because of the "major purpose" rule.
That news, courtesy of a Forbes magazine analysis that casts it as an ominous long-term issue, registered a 2.0 on the Rich People Richter scale, although, as a USA Today article points out, N.F.L. teams are still doing a lot better than their other pro sports counterparts.
