Sentence examples for up the issues of from inspiring English sources

He will surely bring up the issues of Clinton's e-mail server, the Clinton Foundation, and Benghazi the latter two of which Trump, inexplicably, failed to mention during his first debate with Clinton last week.

Mr. Schundler himself brought up the issues of abortion rights and gun control, meanwhile, in an attempt to inoculate himself against attacks on his conservative positions on those issues.

India lacks a genuinely social democratic party, which means that there will always be an appeal for the Communists to take up the issues of livelihood and wellbeing of a population that will continue to be battered by an agenda that produces inequality.

Koyama also takes up the issues of trans exclusion in the "womyn-born womyn" policy of the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival.

Professor Berel Lang of Philosophy Emeritus at SUNY Albany, who has comprehensively researched and written on Holocaust representation, brings up the issues of declaring art as "bad" or "good and the delicacy of exploitation.

It also brings up the issues of how states delegate taxpayer money for what essentially amounts to the branding pursuits of state governments, and how difficult it is for states to measure the quantifiable benefits these productions offer.

Which brings up the issue of genre.

Scientific American takes up the issue of embodied cognition.

This does bring up the issue of curfew.

That brings up the issue of "moral hazard".

You bring up the issue of knowing where you are in space.