Sentence examples for choosing issues from inspiring English sources

Musicians are choosing issues, from veganism to prison reform, and addressing them not just in songs but in activism that goes beyond the concert stage.

By choosing issues with almost universal appeal, Democrats make it very hard indeed to make the case for the status quo.

Therefore, when choosing issues to campaign for year on year, the middle-class members of the LGBTQ rights movement may be wary that consistently prioritising the cause of the homeless youth will present the rights movement as a single-issue platform.

Therefore, when choosing issues to campaign for year on year, the middle-class members of the LGBTQ rights movement may be wary that consistently prioritizing the cause of the homeless youth will present the rights movement as a single-issue platform.

It also contains sections on group work, choosing issues, conducting research, taking action and evaluation.

Turque's description of Gore's emergence in the early Reagan years as an arms control expert is useful because it shows us a Gore focused on choosing issues that would burnish his image as a cautious moderate.

At the same time, we have scores of female voters choosing issue politics over gender politics and in many respects that is a good thing.

Students then choose issues in the 2004 campaign and create promotional materials addressing these issues from varying points of view.

He chose issues that pushed him to the national stage, but he was compulsive about tending his district back home.

The candidates were invited to sit for three-hour videotaped group interviews, in which they would be grilled on the chosen issues.

He said he had sometimes chosen issues suggested by colleagues from an earlier job, at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a free-market group heavily financed by business interests.