Sentence examples for big ticket issues from inspiring English sources
Yet winning them over doesn't just mean nailing the big ticket issues.
"I wouldn't say this agreement was entirely ho-hum but it does not address the big ticket issues.
But on a number of big ticket issues the reality is we have to agree that we can't agree.
In an interview with the Guardian's editor-in-chief, Katharine Viner, in Brighton, McDonnell said: "There are some big ticket issues where there are some principled disagreements.
But in coming days he might wonder whether it was wise to have acted in such an imperious fashion over big ticket issues such as the congestion charge extension and the west London tram - both of which were the subject of fairly hollow consultation.
"They fail to live up to the expectation that we would tackle the big ticket issues, issues like dealing with the past, reconciliation and building a truly shared future".
In an intervention which could pave the way for a number of Labour MPs in the shadow cabinet and on the backbenches to vote with David Cameron, John McDonnell described a possible vote on bombing Syria as a "big ticket" issue where there are principled disagreements.
So I think it’s a reflection on the administration’s part that this wasn’t a big ticket issue and you can get to where you want to go anyway so why fight a war you may not need to fight?
So I think it's a reflection on the administration's part that this wasn't a big ticket issue and you can get to where you want to go anyway so why fight a war you may not need to fight?
The SNP's leader, Nicola Sturgeon, was a pivotal member of the panel once again – the dedication of 20percentt of the allotted time to a discussion on Trident surely owing to her performance in the previous round, rather than it really being one of the biggest ticket issues going.
