Sentence examples for as central issues from inspiring English sources

Some 750 participants identified poverty, equitable globalization and climate change as central issues confronting the world.

On The BBC News Web site, Robert Peston has an interesting new blog post about the legal questions that are emerging as central issues.

Long considered unpopular among Social Democratic women and the party's more traditional, working-class left wing, Mr. Steinbrück reached out to them, emphasizing fair pay, social equality, education and increased regulation of financial markets as central issues for his campaign.

Now, the nature of that relationship and the terms of those favors have emerged as central issues in a wide-ranging federal investigation into the activities of Senator Torricelli, some of his political supporters and a few current and former members of his staff.

Full biocompatibility and immediate availability have emerged as central issues for clinical use.

And texting while driving, and other distraction-related issues involving smartphones, have grown as central issues in state legislation over the past decade.

It was Mr. Bradley who chose child poverty, health care, race relations and gun control as the central issues in his campaign.

The mini-MBA proposed by Lord Green highlights financial management and how best to run a heritage site as two central issues.

"His record on abortion, on gay marriage, on a great number of things has been very good and very liberal, but he never sees those as the central issues.

In setting the schedule for the three-day oral argument in late March, the Justices divided the case into four parts and thus gave some hints about what they see as the central issues.

Texas annexation and the reoccupation of Oregon territory emerged as the central issues in the 1844 general election.