Sentence examples for as the core issue from inspiring English sources

One side — exemplified by Paul Volcker, the redoubtable former Federal Reserve chairman — sees limiting the size and scope of the biggest banks as the core issue in reform.

While acknowledging that terrorism was a major issue between the nations, Mr. Bashir described the longstanding territorial disputes in Kashmir as the "core issue".

Before Gabbard resigned from her post in the D.N.C., she had tried to draw attention to what she sees as "the core issue of this Presidential election: war and peace.

Still, military and ideological hard-liners in both countries consider the bitter conflict over Kashmir, which erupted just after independence in 1947, as the core issue that needs to be resolved.

Without directly taking on the authority of the supreme leader as the core issue, every reform movement will fail just as the Green Movement in 2009 did.

But having faced criticism for speaking of peace only in the broadest way, Mr. Bush publicly addressed what are known as the core issues, even if those remain subject to intense negotiations.

Because CNN is primarily designed to extract 2D spatial features from still image and videos are naturally viewed as 3D spatiotemporal signals, the core issue of extending the CNN from image to video is temporal information exploitation.

I'm not making a sweeping statement saying that women shouldn't pay, as that's not the core issue here.

Although freezing construction was not a precondition to resuming negotiations, the problem for the Palestinian Authority is that the expansion of settlements during the negotiating process is seen by the public as caving in on the core issue, which discredits the whole purpose of the negotiations.

As the Iraq War was a distraction against the real fight against Al Qaeda in Afghanistan and Pakistan, the outcry over McCain's anointment of Palin as a national curiosity is a distraction from the core issue: Do we as a country vote to reject the politics of George Bush, above all the misguided rationale for the Iraq War, dressed up as the Bush Doctrine?

Then, as with phone hacking now, the core issue of the abuse of the expenses system was quickly over taken by a much broader debate over and calls for reform of the way the political system works.