Sentence examples for a spotlight issue from inspiring English sources

"I feel as if it is more of a spotlight issue in the U.S. than Europe — and I think in Europe we are further behind on tackling the diversity topic," Ms. Nicoli said.

When President Barack Obama put out his tax plan about a month later, carried interest income was a spotlight issue, as his proposal would tax carried interest profits "at regular income rates of up to 35percentt".

There are more important things in this world than rugby, and that being a professional athlete is a privilege that gives him a platform to spotlight issues of far greater importance". .

Currently, there are only four reports of hiPSC models of sarcomeric cardiomyopathies, the focus of this spotlight issue.

In particular it cast a spotlight on issues such as safety and wage inequalities between Sherpa and western guides.

This story is part of Military Families Week, an effort by HuffPost and AOL to put a spotlight on issues affecting America's families who serve.

Earlier this year, with colleagues from the State Department and private sector foundation leaders, we visited Burma to shine a spotlight on issues relating to women and girls at this crucial moment in history.

Powerful means of expression Photography and film are powerful means of shining a spotlight on issues that are often left in the dark, and artistic expression has multiple benefits for children and young people.

In fact, four years ago, a bill like SOPA would have sailed through Congress, particularly because it's a media-related issue, the mainstream media would have likely avoided shining a spotlight on the issue.

'Meaningful involvement' UNICEF helped adolescents attend the pre-summit, and once there some gave presentations to spotlight issues.

ORLANDO, Florida - As the Association of National Advertisers continues to shine a spotlight on the issue of non-transparency in marketer/media agency relations, its Chairman says there's a bigger issue at play.