Sentence examples for defined the issue as from inspiring English sources

At conference in Geneva this week, the UNHCR's Melissa Fleming defined the issue as "one of the five priority protracted refugee situations worldwide".

Der Spiegel defined the issue as being "how serious the EU is about its promise to become more democratic".

Finally, defining the issue as one of marriage misses the real problem: out-of-wedlock births.

It correctly defines the issue as being the middle class versus the elite (as opposed to the middle class versus the poor).

With the court defining the issue as one principally about the nature of golf -- and not about what constitutes a disability -- this turned out not to be a difficult case, as the 7-to-2 margin indicates.

They define the issue as survival.

Defining the issue as fundamentally a wildland problem makes fixes difficult.

So why do Democratic activists and their media allies continue to define the issue as a partisan divide?

And I dare not invalidate all the many journalist and people from all walks of life who have supported this movie by defining the issue as simply... racism.

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.

Federal Judge Gerhard. A. Gesell, in prohibiting the publication and distribution at government expense of a Congressional list of allegedly radical campus speakers, has eloquently defined the issue before the court as the suppression of free speech through the abuse of official powers.