Sentence examples similar to age old issues from inspiring English sources

Whether judges, or anybody else, should or should not respect the rules of recognition of a legal system, is ultimately a moral issue, that can only be resolved by moral arguments (concerning the age old issue of political obligation).

I also claimed that this resolves the age old issue of creation ex nihilo, namely how something can be created out of nothing.

Three of the program's five pieces, choreographed by company director Angela Marie Gallo, deal with those age-old issues of relationships, memories and spiritual connectedness.

So, children use the fabric of their material world to grapple with age-old issues, such as fantasy, control and how to behave.

The key to this kind of family play is the actors' ability to develop enough chemistry to convince you that these fights are rooted in age-old issues.

The man's a jogging cliche, but he nails the age-old issues some people have with large groups of protesters who hang around longer than the government want them to.

As I watch my son and daughter raise my grandchildren and deal with the age-old issues of sibling rivalry and adolescent rebellion and the current ones of internet exposure, and the vastly increased preoccupation with safety, (No biking without  helmets please).

And age-old issues within our criminal justice system that acts as a gravitational pull on the black community.

One of the age-old issues in the journalism profession has been how to keep news separate from opinion.

And then of course there is the age-old issue of lack of female role models.

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