Sentence examples for hallmark issue from inspiring English sources

In his campaign, Mr. Bush turned a $1.3 trillion tax relief plan into his hallmark issue, promising to deliver tax relief to all Americans.

Here in New Mexico, Governor Johnson has made vouchers a hallmark issue, convinced that ever-increasing spending on state public schools -- $1.6 billion was proposed this year, almost half the budget -- has not produced significant improvements in student performance.

Johnson made the promotion of a school voucher system a "hallmark issue" of his second term.

While Israel's conflict with Hamas this year would technically fall into the purview of CSEC operations as Hamas is a terrorist organization in the eyes of the Canadian government this kind of targeting opens up the hallmark issue of cybersurveillance itself: Are the targets being selected responsibly?

But there are examples, including disagreements over one of Mr. McCain's hallmark issues, campaign finance reform, now under debate in the House.

Natural disaster management has long been one of the hallmark issues in the Asia-Pacific.

In the Senate, Feinstein has made gun control one of her hallmark issues.

Speaking on his hallmark issues, such as the National Security Agency's widespread surveillance tactics and targeted killings of Americans overseas, Paul argued that President Barack Obama was "shredding the Constitution".

Pope Francis is expected to address climate change, poverty and other hallmark issues during his first visit to the United States in late September.

One of the hallmark issues of May's general election, Ed Miliband's flip-flopping on it summed up his problem as Labour leader: in trying to please everyone he persuaded very few.

The GOP must be on the side of progress, otherwise... Rather than catering to a base of voters who cannot get their candidates elected, the GOP must focus on their hallmark issues: conservative economic and foreign policy.