Sentence examples for taking issues from inspiring English sources

Her findings emphasized the importance of taking issues of cultural generality into account when creating abilities tests.

We are taking issues that have a deep resonance in the south and west and eastern parts of England, as they do in other parts of the country.

"But do you weaken a political party, either by turning what they see as assets into liabilities, and/or by taking issues they consider to be theirs, and raiding them?

Health campaigners have praised the supermarket for the changes, with Professor Graham McGregor, chairman of Action on Sugar, telling The Grocer that Tesco appears to be taking issues surrounding sugar "seriously".

"It's a classic Pataki approach," he said in an interview, "of taking issues that he has sat on the sidelines for for many, many years, and then addressing them in a minimalist way".

Lawmakers say he has become more conscientious about taking issues to the Democratic conference before talking with the governor or the press, so that members no longer learn Assembly's positions from newspapers.

It takes issue with Kirstie Allsopp for having taken issue with a littering motorist – and in fact takes issue with the whole issue of taking issue.

In taking issue with the G.A.O.

Taking issue with Kushner is not easy.

If anyone takes issue, they're taking issue with the word of God".

We take issues like this very seriously.