Sentence examples for will take the issue from inspiring English sources

Mr O'Hare says he will take the issue to the federal Supreme Court, if necessary.

"This will take the issue back to the fundamentals," said Celinda Lake, a Democratic pollster who works for Naral.

Negotiations have begun, but Argentina says it will take the issue to an international tribunal if necessary: the frigate, it argues, should have never been seized because it enjoys immunity as a military vessel.

Mr Martinez says that if the party comes to some kind of accommodation with the Democrats on immigration reform - perhaps in the form of a guest worker programme - it will take the issue off the table.

"Members of the CBC are deeply concerned about recent reports of exclusion of African Americans on the Airbnb platform, and we sincerely hope the leadership of Airbnb will take the issue of discrimination seriously and implement common sense measures to prevent such discrimination and ill-treatment of its customers in the future".

Earlier this year, Obama announced he will take the issue into his own hands and will instead pursue the long-stalled gun control proposals through executive action.

"We will take the issues of this lost generation head on," said Matt James, the former Kaiser executive who is the center's chief.

We have high hopes she'll take the issue seriously".

In case they're reading, I'll take the issues in turn.

If Iran ends the suspension of its enrichment work, the Europeans have said they will support America in taking the issue to the Security Council.

Without that pressure and that mandate, governments will never take the issue seriously.