One cluster of issues is epistemological in nature.
The whole country's rightful reaction to the horrible attack on our country, that whole cluster of issues are still out there".
"If you are a single-issue person or a really ideological person on a cluster of issues, in John McCain your ship has not come in," said Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina and a close McCain ally.
Their future influence will depend on the electoral success of the GOP and on the cluster of issues that propel it into power.
Mr. Holt, a former assistant director of the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, said he considered the environment and related concerns about suburban sprawl and open space part of a cluster of issues that had helped him prevail in an area long considered safely Republican.
Tells about some of the President's recent speeches, and some of the Administration's mistakes: asking the Senate Budget Committee to raise defense spending by 10% (they agreed on 5%); a cluster of issues that involves the question of "fairness"; shakiness in dealing with the Soviet Union.
The second aspect concerns our ability of defining clusters of issues.
Conversely, it may potentially identify a cluster of issues, situations, and questions – all chiefly concerning research as it is lived.
Right at the heart of many such concerns is a cluster of issues about how naturalism handles the relationship between moral concepts and practical reason.
One philosophical legacy of the frame problem is that it has drawn attention to a cluster of issues relating to holism, or so-called informational unencapsulation.
