Sentence examples for defining the issue from inspiring English sources

The legal and political landscapes defining the issue present political risks for the mayor.

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

You're defining the issue of the social value of the work out of the question.

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.

"That period of defining the issue and developing the pieces and the resources to actually legislate is a relatively smooth river," said Charles Kahn, an insurance industry lobbyist in the 1990s who now represents for-profit hospitals.

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

When it comes to defining the issues and, more importantly its opponents, the Democratic Party is simply neutered.

The groups started spending money a year before either candidate put up a TV ad, defining the issues and marginalizing the role of political parties.

It's all about how you choose to define the issue.

"She helped define the issue in our terms and not somebody else's".

SCORECARD -- By getting out of the box first, Democrats are trying to define the issue on their terms.