Sentence examples for a return to issues from inspiring English sources
There is the rebuilding of trust and "social capital"; the renewal of our national and institutional character; the preservation of social order and representative government in the national interest; a critique of cronyism and excessive power; a return to issues of duty and obligation.
The speech, which Mr. Perry referred to as his plan to "uproot and overhaul Washington," was an effort to try to return to issues after an embarrassing stumble at a presidential debate last week raised new questions about his candidacy.
Most of the right arm was amputated and within half an hour Nelson had returned to issuing orders to his captains.
After negotiations between Triumph and union representatives failed, the country's Department of Labor and Employment (DoLE) issued a return-to-work order in February 2000, citing disruption to the country's economic stability.
Once again, Mr. Cremin said, there is a "return to fundamental issues" like how to provide for the whole child's needs.
It could also encourage the few Democrats on Capitol Hill who have argued against the war to persevere in a debate that many Democratic Party leaders would like to end as soon as possible so they can clear the floor for a return to domestic issues.
Right now many members of Congress, United States senators and United States congressmen don't have a feeling for what the states need". A return to election issues has been tricky for ALEC, after it received significant backlash for its earlier advocacy for voter ID laws.
The House Leadership has yet to introduce a jobs agenda, focusing instead on a return to divisive culture war issues.
Janet Jackson is making a return to music, having recently issued her first single in five years along with prepping a new album and tour.
His biggest worry is "those legacy issues": a return to paternalistic, government-knows-best policies.
