Sentence examples for a value issue from inspiring English sources

So it was a value issue.

This is ultimately a values issue, with no right answer.

Tax cutting plays not as an economic issue but as a values issue.

Rather than portraying this as a racial issue, although prisoners are disproportionately black, it should be considered a values issue.

"This is a values issue, and for that reason it is very emotional for a lot of people," said Matthew H. Robus, director of the wildlife conservation division at the State Fish and Game Department, which has regulated baiting since 1982.

Right now it may be more of an economic issue than a values issue: In other words, more people on welfare is another disturbing symptom of Obama's broken-down economy, rather than an indictment of those who are on welfare or the culture as a whole".

"The environment is a values issue," says the Reverend Ted Haggard, president of the 30m-strong National Association of Evangelicals, which in 2004 sent a message to its 50,000 churches affirming that "God-given dominion is a sacred responsibility to steward the earth and not a licence to abuse the creation of which we are a part".

This was Obama's worst performance overall but I thought one of his strongest moments was when the discussion, at long last, came to a "values" issue -- abortion.

In the letter, Lucio said that appointing women and people of color to key roles within the agency is "not only a values issue, but a significant business imperative".

Prideaux et al [ 8] argue that widening access to unrepresented groups such as those from a rural, ethnic or low socio-economic background, is a values issue and not a 'a technical question of choosing one selection method over another' (page 219).

"It's a shareholder value issue for us," Mr. Ferlauto said.