Sentence examples for remarked issues from inspiring English sources

General Lord Richards, former Chief of Defence Staff, remarked: "Issues like this lie at the heart of the Armed Forces Covenant.

What lies behind this vague but cautionary remark appears to be closely related to a set of issues already remarked, issues which are developed in the contemporary work of prominent logicians and semanticists.

And yet, as Mariano Ciafardini, national director of crime policy at the justice ministry, remarks: "Issues of social strategy can't be resolved in a year.

Yet, less than two weeks after his remarks, issues of racial injustice seem once again to be fading in the rear view mirror.

In an interview with the New York Amsterdam News, the coordinators for the event remarked that the "issue of police brutality has reached monumental proportions and it is critical to build a concerted community effort to combat police violence and racism".

This is America and we are New York!" (The exclamation points were included in the text of his remarks issued by his office).

Mitt Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, was the first to seize on the president's remarks, issuing a statement condemning them even before Mr. Obama stood before the lectern, a half-hour late.

He is on record saying that if people disagree with him they "don't belong in this clubhouse," a remark issued in Pittsburgh on June 1, the day before he was activated from the disabled list.

And he had been bewildered and angry the previous year, when Nasser had placed him on a political black list for critical remarks issued by the North American branch of the Arab Students Associationn, which Saad Eddin headed.

His remarks, issued in advance of a speech on devolution in Edinburgh later on Monday, will put pressure on Labour and the Tories to flesh out Scotland's options if its voters reject independence in September.

The remarks, issued in support of a lawsuit brought against the city in January by several disability rights groups, amounted to a strongly worded criticism of the Taxi and Limousine Commission, which has struggled to find ways to accommodate travelers who use wheelchairs.