Sentence examples for term at issue from inspiring English sources

The judge noted that almost all the papers from the most recent term at issue, President Ronald Reagan's, had been released since the suit was filed.

The context, or more precisely, the added significative term, can be of three kinds: the added significative term can be a predicate of a proposition in which the term at issue occurs, the added significative term can be an adjective, or the context can be of a social nature (De Rijk 1971. See also de Rijk 1985, pp. 183 203).

I borrow the term at-issue meaning from Potts (2012).

Two of these readers advanced what remains one of the most common criticisms of Berlin's pluralism: that it is indistinguishable from relativism (Strauss 1961; Momigliano 1976; see MacCallum 1967a and Kocis 1989 for other early critiques).[17] One problem that has bedevilled the debate is a persistent failure to define the terms at issue with adequate clarity.

As a threshold matter, an interpreter must of course define the terms at issue.

All of the terms have been at issue in past controversies and many of the terms have been well-settled.

Despite the unfamiliar term "Diophantine," what is at issue here is truly elementary.

"The term phony is the question at issue," Mr. Borsody said.

Generally, there are two types of patents at issue in terms of VR: (1) "utility" patents protect the way a technology works and (2) "design" patents protect the way an article looks.

The game while incomplete became the subject of a lawsuit where the terms of the wager were at issue.

This is not only happening for young people but for the rest of society at large, in terms of looking at issues that matter.