Sentence examples for issue must become from inspiring English sources

This issue must become a prime concern in today's peace process.

Prepared by the Foresight group, a think tank that advises the government on planning for the future, the report explores the complex relationship between human migration and changing environmental conditions and argues that the issue must become a top policy priority on national and international agendas.

(2) The second step includes a sort of weighting the issue; one must become sure that the case is serious and that important decisions have to be undertaken:   "In any case they promised us 400'000Fr.

(2) The second step has to do with weighting the issue; one must become sure that the case is serious enough and that important steps have to be undertaken.

That may become an issue, but there's no particular reason that it must become an issue this year or next.

If the sorts of process and product redesigns needed for true innovation are even to be considered, much less implemented, environmental strategies must become an issue for general management.

"I am a pensioner and I too have been affected by the crisis," he claimed.As transport minister in 2007 (when his cousin, Kostas Karamanlis, was prime minster) Mr Liapis introduced a new traffic code, saying "the rules of the road must become an issue of national concern".

It said that the British Government as majority stockholder in the company had "the fullest right to protect its interests" and if the Iranian Government would not arbitrate "then the question must become an issue between the two governments". The British Government would have "an unanswerable right" to appeal to The Hague court, the note continued.

Fossil fuel dependency will create more security crisis and it must become an issue for debate and action by international bodies, including the UN Security Council.

What we blacks can do to better ourselves must become the main issue.

Freeing our government from the corrupting influence of money must become the overarching issue in this election.