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The dominating issue to be debated this month is, of course, Iraq.

The clear, dominating issue of recent months has surrounded golf's return to the Olympic Games.

The Fashoda conflict, an unsuccessful confrontation with Great Britain in the Sudan (1898), helped to undermine Faure's popularity, but the real dominating issue during his presidency was the Dreyfus Affair.

Palaszczuk accused the prime minister of making "policy on the run" and said she expected the issue to dominate discussion at the next Council of Australian Governments meeting.

But members expect one controversial issue to dominate the discussion: The 1.76 million-member Presbyterian Church (U.S.A). may be poised to become the largest religious group to divest millions of dollars from a handful of major corporations that pro-Palestinian activists have said contribute to violence in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Communication breaks down, with side issues dominating discussions to the exclusion of core functions.

The issues dominating the primaries how to get out of Iraq; how to revive the country's reputation; how to govern less divisively don't resonate in the same way in Britain.

At many institutions, though, one issue dominates: how to tackle cheating.

Modern toxicology is dominated by issues related to exposure to chronic poisoning, which is associated with high levels of pollution [ 2].

AS PARTY conferences get into full swing in Britain this week, one issue will dominate politics through to the general election, due by early June 2010, and beyond.

Mr. McCall encouraged the students to become politically active, otherwise campaigns would continue to be dominated by issues of interest to older voters, like Social Security, prescription drug prices and Medicare, he said.