Sentence examples for issue defining from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rove said he did not see any particular issue defining the contest.

As chairman of the Security Council in January 2000, Mr. Holbrooke organized its first session on a health issue, defining AIDS as a security threat as well as an illness.

"The issue defining this race," said Robert Zimmerman, a member of the Democratic National Committee from New York, "is the confidence that the electorate has in this district about the national Democratic agenda".

Oregon Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden is one of the Senate's leading progressives, with a voting record on every major issue defining liberalism that is second to none.

This close examination of individual survey questions also allowed for systematic consideration of a second critical issue: defining which survey questions, or combination of questions, from different country surveys could be directly compared in various aspects of the data analysis.

Will the Court's conservatives — who appear to have, with the addition of Anthony Kennedy, a one-vote majority on this issue — define the "undue burden" test into meaninglessness?

Darwin's struggles over this issue defined a set of problems that British life scientists in particular were to deal with into the 1930s.

The two sides of this issue define themselves by their differences -- Muslim and Jew; Israeli and Palestinian.

Rep. McCaherty is correct that the current case law in Missouri on this issue defines frozen embryos as property.

Brooke's a rare breed, though – the shaming of sex workers means that, as with so many important debates, people with no first-hand knowledge of the issue define the issue.

Prescriptions were labelled with trimester of issue (defined as three 90 day periods from the LMP) and whether it was issued prior to the initial antenatal consultation date.