Sentence examples for took specific issue from inspiring English sources
Thomson took specific issue with the over-abundance of numerical lists in recent years that have become BuzzFeed's calling card.
Fraser also took specific issue with making it easier for police to obtain a production order for "transmission data"—a vague new concept introduced in C-13 that is, in effect, metadata.
At the time, the candidate was taking specific issue with this fellow billionaire's purchase of The Washington Post.
Amazon's response takes specific issue with Sanders' use of "food stamps" in his complaints against the company.
In fact, one chapter is even directed toward empowered women, a type of woman that Harvey and the film take specific issue with.
If the current model was successfully adopted in the urban planning process in Malaysia, it will mark the first step for Malaysia in taking specific considerations on the issues of CO2 emissions and global warming in the urban planning process.
Although successful in creating a partnership between academic researchers and lay researchers and in creating participation by local people in evaluating the primary care services available in the area, the impact of the study in terms of immediate action taken over specific issues has been modest.
Although successful in creating a partnership between academic researchers and lay researchers and participation by local people in evaluating the primary care services available in the area, the impact of the study in terms of immediate action taken over specific issues has been modest.
And as New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg pointed out on This Week last Sunday, it's not enough to know the candidates' takes on specific issues, since, inevitably, once in office, they will have to confront unforeseen problems as they arise.
But Mumsnet is also a gigantic interactive problem page, a provider of content in the form of hosted blogs and pages of its own, a publisher of books including, this week, the Mumsnet Book of Animal Stories, written by the site's users, and a campaigning organisation that both takes up specific issues and acts as a more generalised amplifier and channel for its users' concerns.
