If we define the issues in those terms, dealing with them will be in our own hands, not in those of global institutional creatures that will never do what is needed.
And although party line positions have defined the issue in Montana, with Republicans mostly lined up in favor of restriction or repeal, there is widespread agreement among legislators and residents that medical marijuana has become something very different than it was originally envisioned to be.
And the photos of a tiny corpse who didn't make it absolutely defined the issue in the world's press.
Russ Schriefer, a Republican consultant who worked on the McCain media strategy until last summer, said the Bush campaign had set a standard for success by driving a consistent message that defined the issues in the 2004 debate on its terms.
Our goals are merely to define the issue of linguistic nativism, set it in context, and draw morals for our three approaches from some of the mathematical work on inductive language learning.
This week's conference will help advance that cause, they say, and help focus efforts to define the issues to be highlighted in 2016.
Education issues are real and they are urgent, and fortunately, parents, politicians and educators are struggling to better define the issues and seek solutions in earnest.
After letting Republicans define the issues as they have during the last two years, it is an opportunity for the Democrats to define an important issue in ways that are favorable to them.
The impact of money in this case is that it sets the agenda and defines the issue of regulation in ways that benefit the short-term interest of a few wealthy interests.
These findings usefully inform community debate and policy development and demonstrate the value of social analysis in defining the issues and options in this complex human wildlife interaction.
