Sentence examples for bold issue from inspiring English sources

This may be the most important and bold issue I've ever attempted to tackle.

But some of Mr. DiFrancesco's advisers argue that as a gubernatorial candidate he needs to take on one or two bolder issues in order to set himself apart from Mrs. Whitman and convince the electorate that he has the take-charge ability needed to be governor.

All this was the subject of a brilliant and, by present standards, very bold Saturday issue of the newspaper Izvestia, which led with the headline "The silence at the top".

Now is the time to be bold and issue more deficit bonds," Mr. Fujii told reporters at the National Press Club in Tokyo.

"Many of the people who campaigned for the SNP want them to be bolder on issues like land reform and know that Green MSPs putting pressure on the SNP where it counts makes a difference," he said.

But Apple announced Monday that Schmidt is resigning his board seat to avoid conflicts of interest with "Apple's core businesses" could allow Google to be bolder regarding issues like multi-touch.

As the world's largest economy, the US has a unique opportunity and responsibility to take bold action on this issue.

If pro-social brands take bold stands on an issue – as Ben and Jerry's did on campaign finance, for instance – they take a huge risk if they then brazenly violate that stand in their own actions.

By inserting substantial language about the addiction crisis right into the center of their platform, and pledging to take bold action on this issue immediately, they will send a clear signal that the lives of tens of millions struggling and in recovery are not second-class citizens.

Time and again he would issue bold statements criticising the regime.

On the cover, directly beneath the magazine's title are the bold words "First Issue".