Sentence examples for take issue with your statement from inspiring English sources

I take issue with your statement that the Bush administration's conclusions "were based on the best intelligence available".

We take issue with your statement that the Afghan Interior Ministry, which is responsible for the police forces, "played an unsavory role" in the presidential election.

We take issue with your statement in "Our Terrorist-Friendly Borders" (editorial, "An Insecure Nation" series, March 21) that "suspected terrorists have long been entering the country from Canada".

I take issue with your statement that the Charter Revision Commission "does not dispute" the concern that because of constitutional issues, spending by political parties may be difficult to control under a system of nonpartisan elections.

We take issue with your statement (front page, June 9) that the bill recently passed by the Senate requiring issue organizations to report donor lists to the Internal Revenue Service would withstand constitutional challenge.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] merry month of MaySIR – I take issue with your statement that the forthcoming British election matters because "Britain, after a decade and a half of strong, steady growth, has been knocked off track by savage recession and turmoil in the financial world" ("Britain's choice", April 10th).

On the other hand, had you simply spouted off what you know about gap analysis, the interviewer may have taken issue with one of your statements, disagreed, or justified their way of doing it and your credibility (in their eyes) went down.

Deborah Glick, the New York State Assemblywoman responsible for the area, took issue with that statement.

Maude Jones, archivist, Board of Commissioners of Public Affairs in Honolulu, takes issue with a statement made in Talk of the Town about Johnston Island.

For example, Mr. Curry takes issue with the statement that he and Mr. Booker "knew" each other before filming started.

No one seriously takes issue with the statement that U.S. attorneys serve at the pleasure of the president.