Sentence examples for homeland issues from inspiring English sources

A quirk of fate has cast two improbable politicians as the players to watch on homeland issues in coming months.

Both Green and Bloomberg talk about the importance of not losing sight of the pre-September concerns -- what Green calls "the homeland issues".

(Plus, who cares what they think of your hair?) Note to Jim Lehrer: This week's Presidential Debate on domestic policy might have been even livelier if you had included a couple of homeland issues like these.

But Americans would have more reason to be sanguine if there were more of an aggressive effort to bring coherence to the management of homeland issues and not just to the discussion of them.

My father, for his part, doubled that cycle to about 30 years based on the notion that generational experiences (rather than exclusively homeland issues) are the key to political change, and that a typical generation extends to three decades, especially given longer lives in the 20th century.

On the homeland issue, Republicans seem to have the votes in the Senate to get most of what they want in the bill.

Secretary Powell suggested today that the "humiliation" caused by the unresolved Palestinian homeland issue was a spawning ground for terrorism, of which Israeli civilians were most often the victims.

Churchill had supported the 1916 Balfour Declaration in favour of a Jewish national homeland, issued for a mixed bag of motives, including wanting Zionist support against the Kaiser but also fashionable self-determination.

Indeed, suffering because of religious zealotry is the majority of what I have seen of this region that is the cradle of civilization, through the lenses of news reports, documentary films, books and conversations with anyone from the region who is willing to share their perspectives about their homelands' issues and cultures.

And in Mexico, particularly, we have exacerbated the Mexican situation by sending our paramilitary troops down there, which is the D.E.A. It's become an immigration issue; it's become a Homeland Security issue; it's blended into the terrorism issue.

ON THE OTHER HAND -- The Transportation Security Administration "has achieved significant accomplishments" in passenger and baggage screening, acknowledges Cathleen A. Berrick, a director of homeland security issues at the Government Accountability Office.