Sentence examples for emblematic issues from inspiring English sources

But it is understood that the talks have effectively broken down with the Lib Dems digging their heels in over such emblematic issues for the Tory right as the European arrest warrant.

It is an emblematic issue.

The release has emerged as an emblematic issue on both sides.

It's an emblematic issue in one of the most unequal countries in the world, where 25% of the country's total income goes to the top 1%.

Water was the emblematic issue at the core of the peaceful revolution in Bolivia that had swept a new and radical government to power just two months earlier.

One of the subjects of this paper deals with the acknowledged impacts of the decision to create a new micro municipality as a spin-off of existing and larger ones, on the environmental/landscape matrix, in which soil or land is an emblematic issue.

It is a challenge emblematic of issues facing the wider leveraged buyout community, which has racked up a $3tn£1.9tntn) leveraged buyout, property and securitisation debt pile.

Technosols are emblematic of the issues we face for the management of the soils of the Anthropocene.

The office's top officials thought Ms. Jerome's case might be emblematic of bigger issues, and she became the catalyst for the two-year investigation that followed.

The dispute has been emblematic of the issues involved in applying copyright productively to new situations, and what are appropriate business models for an internet era.

The fight over ZTE is emblematic of deeper issues in the relationship between China and the United States, the world's two largest economies.