"We have an issue with guns, " said Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly at a news conference on Thursday.
But he added: "I do have an issue with filming certain witnesses' testimony".
She added that the performers did not have an issue with the plan.
"Male professional sports do have an issue with homophobia, but so does society in general, " Chin, of Northeastern University, said.
Meanwhile, in the United Kingdom, the BBC have an issue brewing over the iPlayer and how it interacts with the TV Licence.
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And we do have an issue over which this division might happen.
Others may have an issue related to their individual microbiomes: the totality of microbes, their genomes and the collective environmental reaction in the gut.
The bad news is that we have an issue that is forcing us to return immediately to our departure airport and evacuate the aircraft.
And if we have an issue on the national interest, let the nation pay for it, as opposed to the steel industry or the United Steel Workers.
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"You have an issue that the public is very divided over, that is accompanied by a lot of controversy, a lot of mythology, and a lot of misunderstanding, " Oberlander says.
"Certainly when you have an issue that's as important to the community as SOPA was and it didn't go the way you want, there's some disappointment over that, " Mr. Katzenberg said.
The crux of it is that if you are on the front foot, attacking well, getting over the gain line and cleaning out rucks, you don't have an issue - the breakdown takes care of itself.
If you're headed on vacation, you shouldn't have an issue loading up tons of titles onto the 2GB e-reader, but what if you decide you want to buy a book you saw someone reading on the plane?
For consumers who believe that there is incorrect information on their credit reports or who have an issue with an investigation, before filing with the CFPB, they should first file a dispute and get a response from the consumer reporting agency itself.
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They also said if the tiles had fallen for no apparent reason then there may have been an issue with the maintenance of the property and they may have been able to consider the claim for damage to the windscreen.
Lack of stability may have been an issue, with ownership changing hands twice in the last decade.
And obviously Republicans have made an issue of this and it is one that he is very happy to debate.
Charles, the GOP aide, maintains none of this would have been an issue but for an unexpected freak of nature.
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Mr Cheney led the firm between 1995 and 2000, and Halliburton's operations in Iraq have become an issue in the presidential election campaign.
It's one that he's proud to have be an issue, as you noted when he was out in Iowa last week and has spoken about elsewhere.
"We don't have any substantial records that the oil and gas exploration have created an issue for the polar bear, " said Dale Hall, director of Fish and Wildlife.
"My father always expected he could be buried at his father's grave site, and it wouldn't have been an issue except for the tree roots, " he told The Associated Press.
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The question of why concerns about poor care in the NHS do not always get flagged up or dealt with have been an issue since the Francis report into the failings at Mid-Staffordshire trust was published a fortnight ago.
The service was so crowded that if a Fire Marshal had driven by there would have definitely been an issue.
Age restrictions have seldom been an issue in baseball or hockey for that matter, in part because top young stars are often paid at or slightly above the league minimum.
Mental health experts say it's impossible to say why they did it, but they say that people who kill themselves have an underlying psychological issue, such as depression or bipolar disorder, so it's not only about the money.
Those that have staked out an extreme position on this issue have run into trouble: The Huffington Post has had to endure a boycott and a class-action suit over its refusal to pay any of its bloggers, while Demand Media is trying to rid itself of paid writers whose low-quality output earned it a spanking from Google.
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