Sentence examples for flagship issue from inspiring English sources

David Cameron made childhood obesity a flagship issue for his second term, putting officials in No 10 in charge, rather than the department of health.

And both can take advantage of the regional leadership of Kazakhstan, which has taken on border security as the flagship issue for its 2010 chairmanship of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE).

In recent decades, the defense of usage standards has become a flagship issue for the cultural right: the people who are most vociferous about grammatical correctness tend to be those most dismissive of the political variety.

Similarly, the issue that Mr. Lazio adopted as a flagship issue a month ago -- trying to force a ban on the use of so-called soft money for commercials -- seems to have won him more good will than actual support from voters.

On Monday, Melania Trump took some time to address the flagship issue she vowed to champion as first lady.

He was a born-again Christian who made honesty the flagship issue of his presidential campaign, promising, "I will not tell a lie".

The Christian right, with abortion and school prayer as its flagship issues, remains a vocal and intimidating political force, capable of getting evolution labelled a mere theory in Kansas, though not yet of legislating all the morality it thinks the nation needs.

The UK presidency of the G8 has a chance to tackle this side of the hunger coin in a week's time, when G8 leaders convene at Lough Erne on 17 June for a two-day meeting that will address the flagship issues of tax, trade and transparency.

There is no imperative for science to be included within policy-making and, because of this, flagship issues where the relationship begins to break down, as happened to some extent with the management of bovine TB in England, could set back the cause of science in government across a much wider horizon than just the immediate issue.

*** About the State of World Children's Report Every year, UNICEF issues its flagship publication, The State of the World's Children, the most comprehensive and authoritative report on the world's children, combining analyses, human interest stories, country profiles, maps and statistical data for 195 countries and territories.

In the 3 July 2015 issue of Science, AAAS' flagship publication, Editor-in-Chief McNutt McNutt applauded Pope Francis' efforts, saying he is "currently our most visible champion for mitigating climate change".