Sentence examples for defining issues for from inspiring English sources

Sexual assault has emerged as one of the defining issues for the military this year.

Migration is among the defining issues for our age, so their stance has been both morally wrong and politically-dangerous.

Disputes between secular and religious Israelis, gaps between rich and poor and tensions between Sephardic and Ashkenazic Jews have already emerged as defining issues for powerful political constituencies.

The implementation of the Health and Social Care Act, potential changes to contracts for GPs, juniors and consultants, as well as the overhanging cloud of financial austerity will all play their part in defining issues for the NHS.

"It depends on the overall performance of the Government being a success, and on having some key defining issues for us where we have been seen to be winning the argument," he said.

The NRA has also captured the Republican Party, making guns, along with cutting taxes, the two defining issues for itself.

"Climate change is the defining issue for the 21st century.

This will be the defining issue for Westchester residents this year.

"That's the defining issue for me". She agreed.

Brexit has become a defining issue for party loyalty.

Polling routinely shows that price, not universal coverage, is the defining issue for most voters.