Sentence examples for issue demonstrates from inspiring English sources
Intelligence is not a substitute for the critical work of diplomats on the ground — and perhaps no foreign policy issue demonstrates this more forcefully than Iran.
In its own small way, the snowmobile issue demonstrates once again that when it comes to public lands the administration is always willing to sacrifice public good for private interest.
Indeed, another group of critics of Chief Justice Amestoy say that clear evidence of homophobia in Vermont, made even clearer by the debate on the issue, demonstrates the depth of persecution and the special protections thus needed.
4. (S/NF) No issue demonstrates Mubarak,s worldview more than his reaction to demands that he open Egypt to genuine political competition and loosen the pervasive control of the security services.
"No issue demonstrates Mubarak's world view more than his reaction to demands that he open Egypt to genuine political competition and loosen the pervasive control of the security services.
Doing so could reopen talks – the significant movement of the government on this particular issue demonstrates they have been prepared to compromise; the BMA may win further concessions on this issue yet, in addition to more concrete assurances on safety and equality.
"The energy issue demonstrated on Long Island this week demonstrates the dire need to produce a proactive energy plan," she said.
Absent a recognition of this issue, demonstrating Palestinians can seem like a blindly raging mob, with no legitimate grounds for protest.
And a feature that we ran in the Cartoon Issue demonstrated that when we give cartoonists a commonplace phrase, they can come up with an apposite drawing.
"The articles collected in this issue demonstrate the flexibility of cuteness as an analytical category, and the wide scope of the insights it generates," he wrote in the introduction.
The voters seemed in the main to ignore the issue, demonstrating once again that a politician's private sins bother the citizenry only if they clash violently with his public image.
