Sentence examples for a particular issue well from inspiring English sources

"If I took $250 from somebody, and I got elected," said Chester Chapman of Porter, "and then they said, 'I want you to vote this way on a particular issue,' well, then, I've got to weigh what they want, what the people of my district want, plus what my own conscience tells me.

Asked whether Nash's faith has shaped his view of gay people or same-sex marriage, Chad Grier, answering on his son's behalf, wrote in an email, "Nash believe [sic] in equal rights for all people," but "is not a political buff nor does he wish to engage in politically charged debates especially when he is not very well educated on a particular issue".

It's a particular issue in American politics - most senators are well over 100, and the idea of a pretty girl flattering them is noticeably appealing.

If I'm fortunate enough to become a representative, the electorate of Higgins needs me to stand strong on a particular issue that might not be the party line, well, that's my job, I'll do that".

This is a particular issue if transportation and communication services are disrupted as well.

This is a particular issue in ex-colonial countries where records are held by former colonial powers, as well as in the country itself.

Ministers view advice from officials and political advisors as well as other factors such as the party position, public mood or media focus on a particular issue.

As one aid put it: "members of Congress are very well aware when the mail and the calls are running 5 to 1 for or against a particular issue or legislation".

(This is a particular issue in Lewisham).

Death is a particular issue for the gay community.

Work-related stress is a particular issue in social care.