Sentence examples for abandoned issues from inspiring English sources

It hasn't abandoned issues, either.

Cameron hushed up some of the loudest-mouthed Euro-sceptics – and urged Tory comrades not to abandon issues like welfare and social mobility to their Liberal Democrat coalition partners.

The Republicans abandoned these issues and lost.

McCain, alas, has abandoned those issues for the culture-war strategy.

The Green party said the shakeup amounted to May having "utterly abandoned environmental issues on her first day in office".

I confess to some surprise that the Government almost abandoned these issues when in this Court, even though the major question in the case is the application of the Speech or Debate Clause.

The media abandoned the issues of Mr. Romney's missing tax returns, his serial untruths, his plutocratic backers, his lack of real policy ideas.

The initial discovery and chemical characterization of camptothecin was promising, but clinical trials were abandoned after issues of toxicity arose (Wall and Wani 1995; Legarza and Yang 2006).

If an appellant fails to comply with these requirements on a particular issue, the appellant has abandoned that issue on appeal.

One of the few NGOs interested in the issue of indigence in Africa [ 77], funded by UNICEF at the time, abandoned this issue.

He says he has not abandoned the issue of regional finances.