Sentence examples for take the issue further from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schumer said if Apple and Google could not come to an agreement to fix the problem, then he would be forced to take the issue further.
Last Wednesday, Lynn received a phone call from the bank to say they had reached a final decision and would not change her title to "Ms" without a GRC – and that if she wanted to take the issue further, she would have to approach the financial ombudsman.
But after a 48-hour wait, match citing commissioner Richard Gwynn decided not to take the issue further.
Subsequent discussion has shown that the relationship between supervenience and reduction is a complicated matter, and though I think that Moore's position is defensible this is not the place to take the issue further.
We also thank the organisations, institutions and persons who took part in the Community Advisory Board and still try to take the issue further in Morocco today.
Also at the side of the organisations, institutions and policy makers which were invited to the CAB, an initial reluctance linked to security reasons of working with irregular migrants, and even scepticism on feasibility; changed into a perseverant engagement of a growing group of organisations, institutions and policy makers who still try to take the issue further in Morocco and in Europe today.
Now, in partnership with the Royal Institute of British Architects, we are taking the issue further, with a public debate – "Are Tall Buildings Blighting Our Skyline?" – to be held at the RIBA on 16 April.
And valid though the PAC recommendations are, they have disappointed campaigning organisations like the Third Age Employment Network for not taking the issue any further forward.
Now, James Fleming, the consumer protection commissioner, is taking the issue a step further.
Mr. Romney took the issue one step further and called on Mr. Perry to "repudiate the sentiments and remarks" of the pastor.
"Caravaggio's Secrets" (MIT; $25) takes the issue one step further, moulding it to the perverse logic of current psychoanalytic theory.
