Sentence examples for be on issues from inspiring English sources

"Our focus must be on issues, not individuals".

His U-turns tend to be on issues that are "very symbolic and politically loaded" – but not issues worth fighting for.

At least in the Conservative party when we have disputes they tend to be on issues of principle, rather than the pettiness of personal ambition and vendettas which seems to have been the hallmark of the Blair and Brown governments.

But possibly the most important problem is that the areas where liberals and libertarians agree tend to be on issues that are mostly decided locally in America, like school curricula, law enforcement tactics, and marriage law.

The president, who has led Zimbabwe since 1980, said the focus of his tenure would be on "issues of infrastructure, value addition and benefication, agriculture and climate change in the context of Africa's development".

But looking ahead, the more significant contribution of the Tea Party will be on issues where the majority of Americans are pitted against a corrupt elite that dominates both parties: the national surveillance state, and its cousin, endless war.

The focus, of course, is on issues, issues, issues.

The emphasis is on issues, be they politics, protest or urban life.

It may all be a pose, but the pose is on issues of substance.

Mr. Hevesi's most difficult sledding so far has been on issues of race and police misconduct.

These perceptions were on issues around the content and format of the videos.