Sentence examples for choosing an issue from inspiring English sources

If the pilot scheme shows those methods to be successful, Memorial will think about choosing an issue for a national campaign.Modern activism could help to make Russian democracy grow.

It was the first time in his monthlong campaign that Mr. Lazio, the Republican Senate nominee, made a somewhat detailed policy proposal of his own, choosing an issue that has confounded government officials and customers.

By choosing an issue over which he has little if any influence (the Fifa president Sepp Blatter has already set in motion a process that is likely to result in the winter switch) Dyke has nevertheless picked a fight with the Premier League and its combative chief executive Richard Scudamore.

You have chosen an issue where everyone at least pretends that they care.

Allow students to choose an issue they would like to focus on, or assign each student an issue.

Every year the organisation chooses an issue for its members to campaign on both locally and nationally.

Was it necessary for him to choose an issue as offensive and deplorable as the execution of the mentally retarded?

Mr. Bush chose an issue that Mr. McCain found had strong appeal with independents: campaign finance reform.

WHEN a man wishes to run for president, he no longer announces the fact to voters, or chooses an issue on which to take a stand.

As part of an effort to increase participation in agency rule-making, Cornell's RegulationRoom.org Web site lets travelers choose an issue and post their opinions.

Teaching with The Times – When Congress is in session, choose an issue, bill or proposal that will be on the agenda for the following four weeks.