Sentence examples for course on issues from inspiring English sources

It's not a sign of weakness that Washington can't force China's leaders to change course on issues they consider central to their national security.

Taking a cue from George W. Bush's successful 2000 strategy, Romney now plays down the divisive social matters that tripped him up before, saying that the best course on issues like abortion and gay marriage might be just "to agree to disagree".

BERLIN — The pressure for Germany to reverse its defiant course on issuing euro bonds continued to grow on Tuesday, one day before a dinner meeting of European leaders.

According to the settlement agreement released Tuesday, McCarty will have to complete one year of anti-hate training sessions and four academic courses on issues relating to gender and race.

That is why the program offers a wide mix of courses, on issues from globalization to gender.

The focus, of course, is on issues, issues, issues.

The first part of the course focuses on issues of identity.

He did not take a cram course on the issues: this is stuff he thinks about all the time.

But the latest group of medical students advocating various causes is hopeful that some will manage to insert pressing social issues into their practices -- just as the students themselves have squeezed a course on social issues into their own grueling schedules.

A senior business assistant in the political science department at Texas Tech, Dora Rodriguez, told the newspaper that Mr. Gonzales would teach a "special topics" course on contemporary issues in the executive branch.

When, in a state election last Sunday, the voters of Hesse were given the chance to pass judgment on all this and, of course, on parochial issues too they threw Mr Schröder's local allies out of office and thus robbed the chancellor of an automatic majority in Germany's upper house, the Bundesrat, where the states are represented (see article).