Sentence examples for issue category from inspiring English sources

Two ideas for each issue category were selected for the finalist round.

The Virginia Quarterly Review was honored in the single-topic issue category, for an issue devoted to South America.

Also, the policy statements in VAAs are grouped according to the issue category that they represent.

Each subcommittee consisted of one principal investigator and six postdocs, and each was charged with providing suggestions for improvements within their issue category.

There, he helped earn numerous prizes, including a National Magazine Award for General Excellence in 2004 and another for the Single-Topic Issue category in 2002.

In 2004, despite the fact that in the U.S. Conference of Bishops' voter guide Senator Kerry beat President Bush in every issue category, including protecting human life and promoting family life, Kerry was ambushed by a number of U.S. cardinals and bishops over abortion.

To place a framework on this issue, categories for both internal and external data are derived from the management literature.

Asked to rate the parties across 13 issue categories, registered voters trusted Republicans more on five: terrorism, taxes, the budget deficit (really!), trade and the economy.

The 2018 Environmental Performance Index EPII) ranks 180 countries on 24 performance indicators in the following 10 issue categories: air quality, water and sanitation, heavy metals, biodiversity and habitat, forests, fisheries, climate and energy, air pollution, water resources, and agriculture.

Vosoughi said Electome also took pains to follow the political conversation in real time in order to make its issue categories as precise as possible.

The National Journal shunts every single vote into three separate "issue categories," and if an individual member misses more than half the votes in any category, they don't receive a composite score.