Sentence examples for chosen issue from inspiring English sources

Here again, Hodgson is most interesting in describing Moynihan's intellectual modus operandi (the carefully chosen issue, the well-placed op-ed piece) rather than his legislative one.

But, through their control of the Senate, Democrats can raise any chosen issue at the most difficult moment for the White House.

His chosen issue is the extension of emergency "anti-terror" measures sanctioning the refuelling of ships in the Indian Ocean as part of the campaign in Afghanistan.

The documentary aims to have as much impact on raising awareness of its chosen issue as did Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth and is produced by the same team.

Mrs. Clinton's campaign, which throughout the day had tried to divert attention from the Muslim American dispute to focus on her chosen issue of the day -- Social Security -- last night echoed the criticism by Mr. Khan.

Historians, driven by a focus and a thesis, rarely recognize that their chosen issue has to be seen in the context of all the other issues in play at the same time.

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.

A possibly less ingenuous form of offsetting and social wash or greenwash can occur when the chosen issues for net positive targets are not the most material issues the firm faces, but are deemed easier to address.

Methods: Two reviewers independently assessed all graphs in original research articles from 12 randomly chosen issues of JAMA, 6 each from 1999 and 2000, using a standardized abstraction form.

We discussed the most important aspects and policies under the chosen issues, and how they related to our generation.