Sentence examples for stage to issue from inspiring English sources

That song proved a good warm-up for Marty Markowitz, the Brooklyn borough president, who briefly took the stage to issue a proclamation.

At first I thought I was witnessing the first real-life tech protest ever, as representatives from a wide range of entrepreneurial and information-freedom organizations got on stage to issue their denounciations.

Late in the evening, Vice President Joe Biden took the stage to issue a call to end sexual violence, introducing Lady Gaga's rendition of her Oscar-nominated song "'Til It Happens to You" from the documentary film "The Hunting Ground," a performance that earned a standing ovation.

No one doubts that British politics looks more American than before; one key turning point came when a California Democrat adviser persuaded New Labour stage managers to issue union flags to the crowds waiting outside Downing St after their 1997 election victory, thus recapturing the national symbol for the new majority party.

At this stage, it's necessary to issue a few qualifiers.

The story of Kosovo reads very differently when the outcome was still unknown, yet Blair's clarity from an early stage about the need to issue a credible threat of a ground invasion comes across to his credit.

Edward F. Stancik, the special commissioner for investigation for the New York City schools, who is conducting the investigation, said yesterday that his inquiry was "in the last stages" and that he expected to issue a report later this summer.

The panelists all took to the main stage to debate issues such as the gay marriage bill, why students should vote and the topic of gay men giving blood.

Throughout the event, speakers from the local ecosystem and abroad took the stage to discuss issues, challenges and opportunities to entrepreneurs and developers in the Australasia region.

Lee took his opportunity on stage to address issues he felt were tainting black culture.

Reid is also using the floor of the Senate as a stage to highlight issues of special relevance to the party's base, and especially to women.