Sentence examples for independent issues from inspiring English sources

THERE are also independent issues or advocacy groups, like unions.

The siting a landfill or waste treatment facility and the redevelopment of a brownfield or former landfill site are generally treated as independent issues in the research literature.

In 1999 they stripped it down to just a soft money ban and took out other provisions intended to foster more disclosure and reign in spending by independent issues advocacy groups.

He has also put money where his mouth is, or rather, taken it away, by asking Democratic independent issues organisations that have been big spenders in past campaigns to cease their hard-hitting attacks.

I first argue that his main theme, that design factors should be emphasized over statistical analysis, has never been a genuine issue; it is two independent issues, and for each of them I have some concerns about his discussion.

Fear of negative advertising funded by independent issues groups, which do not have to be declared to the FEC in the same way, is credited with helping block efforts to pass a bill to introduce background checks on gun buyers last April.

She continued to fight for campaign-finance reform, including the overturning of Citizens United, the Supreme Court decision that legalized unlimited contributions to independent, issues-oriented political organizations, or super PACs.

The Australian Conservation Foundation chief executive, Kelly O'Shanassy, said the original bill would have "redefined non-partisan, independent, issues-based advocacy as political campaigning" and "prevented many groups from receiving international philanthropy for important public interest work".

(Of course, energy storage is an independent issue).

"That's an independent issue not involving this committee," Dee said.

Dupee brought in a backer, an abstract painter with an independent income, George L. K. Morris, who supplied the $1,500 to get the first independent issue off the press in December 1937.