Sentence examples for the issues in question from inspiring English sources

Most of the issues in question concerned divine knowledge, the relationship between the soul and the body, and Aquinas's understanding of human nature.

But history suggests that the real political import lies in whether and how the events change public opinion on the issues in question.

Of course, the issues in question transcend labels: in the Houston restaurant, the word "special" was used as an insult, which only testifies to the resilience of prejudice.

Conyers backtracked later, telling ESPN Radio that he thought Selig should step aside only until the issues in question had been investigated.

There is no question that in these matrimonial politics he did as he was told, though it is improbable that his private opinions on the issues in question in any way contradicted his public doings.

"The issues in question follow allegations of breaches of union rules in the 2003 elections of general secretary and deputy general secretary and also in the 2004 deputy general secretary election," Ms Turner told the GMB's central executive council.

The issue in question is modern parenthood.

The issue in question was the best-selling in seven years.

Mr. Sullivan said that if the issue in question was important enough, "I'd go as long as humanly possible".

That was because the Houston partners believed that the issue in question was not critical to the accounting.

But don't let that fool you into thinking that the issue in question is not of vital importance.