Sentence examples for begin with the issue from inspiring English sources

We need to band together right now and he should begin with the issue of education," she said, implicitly accepting Mr. Bush as her new president.

Let us begin with the issue.

We begin with the issue of the ontological status of a concept.

Begin with the issue of substances: one of the traditional characteristics of substances is that substances do not have opposites, i.e., there is no opposite of horse (non-horse does not count as an opposite).

"To begin with, the issue of unrecognised villages is that basically, people don't exist, he said.

We begin with the issue of energy -- because it encompasses security, peace, prosperity, and sustainability.

Now, let me say this: Recognizing that negotiations need to begin with the issues of territory and security does not mean that it will be easy to come back to the table.

Beginning with the issue of May 10, The New York Times Magazine will no longer contain a regular fashion layout; fashion reporting and photography will continue in the T magazines published every few weeks, and in the weekly Sunday and Thursday Styles sections.

This returns us to some additional observations on the union-high-performance work practice nexus, beginning with the issue of the role of HPWPs in enabling union firms embracing these transforming industrial relations practices to outcompete not only traditional non-union firms but also those non-union firms with the same set of practices.

We've broken them up by theme, beginning with the issue that got the conversation going.

Wallace begins with the issue of judicial activism, and whether it's right for one judge to overturn their will.