The closeness of the Sarkozy-Obama relationship — and for that matter, of Mr. Obama with other European leaders — has been questioned, based on issues like Mr. Obama's decision in February to skip an annual U.S.-European summit meeting.
But, otherwise, Trump had largely kept his cool, played to his conservative base on issues like guns and immigration, and got in some jabs at his opponent on her e-mail server and her flip-flopping on trade.
In the last few decades, Professor Milanovic argues, rising inequality in the United States led not to populism but to what he calls a "plutocratic" equilibrium, where elites purchase political power while the poor are systematically excluded and the working class is encouraged to support the status quo based on issues like gun control and gay marriage.
That defeat was spearheaded by the Conservative, Lady O'Cathain, and was based on issues like freedom of association.
Though there was no information forthcoming beyond that, it seems unlikely that the inability to send DMs with links in them is a widespread policy decision based on issues like spam or the new DM behavior, though I suppose anything is possible.
Their opposition to President Obama is based on issues like health care, not his views on gay rights.
Many voters will no doubt make their decisions in this election based on one issue, like abortion or gun control, and special-interest groups are spending large amounts of money and hours "educating" the public about their causes (news article, Oct. 22).
The CIR also doesn't help to attract research from abroad, according to the report, which cited data from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development to show that decisions to relocate research are based more on issues like quality and productivity of staff members, infrastructure, and access to new markets.
The opponents have filed a lawsuit in New York State Supreme Court, based largely on issues like whether the community is being asked to take more than its fair share of garbage trucks.
One answer to the "why?" posed above is that most Jewish Americans quite properly base their vote on issues like social justice, civil liberty, economic fairness and not primarily on what may be good for Israel.
