Sentence examples for take issue as from inspiring English sources

Though Poole would take issue, as would Catherine Zeta-Jones when back in the Mumbles on the Gower Peninsula.

He added, though, that some companies take issue as to whether they should have to acquire a performance right license.

At about the same time, people had started to take issue – as neighbours always do – with the gate.

Wrightson ICAP has also taken issue, as has this reporter, with the recent downward revisions to GDP growth that were one of the causes for alarm that a double-dip was immanent.

It's not surprising that McConnell also takes issue (as Santorum does) with Kennedy's pronouncements on the separation of church and state, preferring to that phrase the vocabulary of "free co-operation between government and religious bodies".

Google's privacy policy switch definitely irked users, and clearly some government organizations have taken issue with it as well.

In his order, however, Judge Robinson took issue with those claims, as well as others.

The good news is that the candidates are taking the issue as seriously as the voters are.

Too few companies around the world can demonstrate strong performance, or even that they are taking the issue as seriously as the likes of SAB Miller.

conservation director, said, "We want to see that South-South cooperation is strengthened, but not necessarily at the expense of the already developed economies taking the issue as seriously as everybody else".

Dr. Horowitz takes issue with the monks' rule as well.