"The big issue then became, 'How can we fit a wedding into our kids' schedules?' " Mr. Bisno said.
Look back to where people came out on civil rights in the fifties and sixties: maybe you were right about economic policy then, but, if you blew it on the big issue, then that's the measure".
"If there are not enough healthy examples like The Big Issue, then I think India will probably make the same mistakes that we make when we give people things instead of opportunities, an Anglo-Saxon-Germanic disease which exists on both sides of the Atlantic".
I think that if there had been a bigger issue there, then maybe he would have gotten a second job or done something else".
But the show starts with a big issue and then seeks ways to illustrate it.
"If we are able to make a similar impact on one or two of those big issues, then it will be worth having spent my time on it".
"But it was taking on a very important challenge, a big issue facing us then, and facing us now, which is: How do we provide quality, affordable health care to every American?" Mrs. Clinton said that Mr. Lazio had not offered a comprehensive plan.
If it's… you know… you're going to be adding on to a list of 10 or 15 problems on a chronically ill person where this is not likely to be a big issue for her, then I could see where you wouldn't put it on the list.
But it is a big issue because it does then hold those women back from the employment market and other opportunities".
One reason this was not a bigger issue back then – and the Alliance did not manage to supplant Labour as the main party of opposition – was that there were not that many university graduates.
