Sentence examples for issue of fighting from inspiring English sources
"On the left, they may want the peace to move forward, but they have made a big issue of fighting corruption in government.
He argued that Pakistan was "part of the solution, not part of the problem" when it came to the "global issue" of fighting terrorism.
The game-opening brawl came a day after the issue of fighting in hockey had a visible platform as a plotline on an episode of the popular CBS legal drama "The Good Wife".
But instead of arguing in the name of Monsanto -- the giant of agricultural biotechnology companies -- or American farmers, Mr. Bush and his aides will raise the issue of fighting world hunger.
The flamboyant leftist told the Guardian he saw himself as a French version of Bernie Sanders, the US senator who made a bid to become Democratic presidential candidate on the issue of fighting inequality.
But Richards also seems prepared to use the size and prominence of his New York stage to take on some of the more contentious aspects of the game he plays: hits to the head and even, guardedly, the suddenly fraught issue of fighting.
The valkyrs ride to war, decide the issues of fighting, and conduct the fallen to heaven; their riding is like that of heroes and gods".
That was when a polling firm, Public Opinion Strategies, found that 67percentt of those surveyed claimed that privacy was their most important issue, ahead of fighting crime (55percentt) and preventing nuclear attack by building a missile shield (22percentt).
Since the 1990s, the postseason has traditionally featured about one-fifth of the fighting of the regular season, as measured by the number of fighting majors issued per game.
Re "The Rest of the Way: Giuliani Sets Priorities That Will Determine His Legacy as Mayor" (news article, Dec. 31): Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has long made "quality of life" a political issue, a way of fighting crime.
In this paper, a methodology has been developed to address the issue of force fighting and to achieve precise position tracking of control surface driven by two dissimilar actuators.
