Sentence examples for ideas on the issue from inspiring English sources

If Sarah Palin was such an energy expert with so many great ideas on the issue, wouldn't she have had a one on one meeting with Pickens, without the first dude getting in the way?

Why? 4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Individually, students write letters to President Bush about their ideas on the issue that they researched in class, explaining the grade they decided to give him on that particular issue, and why.

Asked which candidate had the best ideas on the issue, 27% said Mr Johnson and 27% opted for Mr Livingstone.

Example 1 S1: (providing more ideas on the issue of poverty S2: I think it is enough let's talk about other problems. S1: (providing more ideas on the issue of poverty. S2: I think it is enough let's talk about other problems.

A number of wholesalers think counterfeit medicines are medicines without registration, and/or do not have any uniform ideas on the issue and what to do, when they find or suspect counterfeits.

Democrats and Republicans have worthy ideas on the issues facing our nation today.

Still, that nice Joe Andrew, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee, who will bring the gavel down to start his party's convention in Los Angeles on Monday, tried to enter into the spirit of the show, talking right over the hosts, Ollie North and Paul Begala, and exchanging ideas on the issues with Jim Nicholson, chairman of the Republican National Committee.

For interested readers, the site will remain live until the election on May 22 here in the UK, so do feel free to give it a try and find out how your ideas on the issues match up with those of the parties.

The participants had time before the group discussions to formulate their own ideas on the issues, so that everyone had the opportunity to contribute.

"When looking at who Londoners think has the best ideas on the issues it becomes clear how open the election is".

Film critic Roger Ebert praised the film for introducing new perspectives and ideas on the issues of morality and guilt.