Sentence examples for be a key topic from inspiring English sources

For instance, stop and frisk, which on Monday was ruled unconstitutional, will likely be a key topic of Tuesday's debate.

Morrison will attend the G20 finance ministers meeting in China on Friday, where he expects Brexit will be a key topic of discussion.

The very fact that government spending will be a key topic for the 2012 election creates a political hazard for the Democratic Party.

All of this is likely to be a key topic of discussion when Ms. Whitman and Mr. Brown appear on Saturday at a Spanish-language debate hosted by Univision in Fresno.

The UK's Department for International Development (DfID) says it is focusing on protection of civilians, including women and girls; the issue will be a key topic for DfID at the supporting Syria and the region conference, which the UK is co-hosting in London next month.

Cook's position is that questions of data privacy will be a "key topic over the next year or so".

The stability of the European financial system and the growth prospects for the Union are a key topic for today.

The projecting of status is a key topic among men who think that talking to women and having relationships demands technique.

Music was a key topic of the blog and a major interest in his life; in 1998 he published an oral history of George Clinton and Parliament-Funkadelic; references to Clinton's music are scattered throughout his TV scripts.

Also among the MPs was the Newcastle Central Labour MP Jim Cousins, who at one point told Mr Hohn: "ABN Amro has ended up with the British taxpayer, pray for us!" Short-selling was a key topic of discussion, with the funds – who all admitted shorting British banks in the last year – arguing this had no impact on the financial crisis.

Coalition formation is a key topic in multiagent systems.