Sentence examples for issue prominent from inspiring English sources

On the air pollution issue, prominent commentators have also taken to the virtual ramparts.

In making the issue prominent again, Mrs. Kirchner may also be consolidating her power.

They will be forced to issue prominent apologies when they get things badly wrong.

The parties agreed to replace the newspaper industry's self-regulating body with an independent agency that could levy fines of up to £1 million, or $1.5 million, order editors to issue prominent corrections and provide arbitration for people who believed they had been wronged by the press.

Her interest in "the race issue", prominent in Rhodesia at the time, prompted her to join the Southern Rhodesian Labour Party.

3. Explore the potential impact of President Bush's re-election on various issues prominent during the 2004 campaign season.

For example, at the intermediate and advanced levels, she engages students in discussions on issues prominent within India and throughout the world.

In fact, while many Republican officials counsel Mr. Bush to keep moving forward pressing his issues, prominent Democrats are more critical of the Gore operation.

Is the Episcopal Church tottering on the brink of schism or even self-destruction, theologically and ideologically fractured, like many American religious groups, over homosexuality and other issues prominent in the nation's culture wars?

To appeal to young people during her campaign for reelection last year, Feinstein more closely aligned herself with issues prominent among Democrats in the state — opposing the death penalty and defending California's marijuana industry, The Washington Post's Dave Weigel reported.

And I happen to know they're reading analogous articles - things like "Presidential Candidate Y on the Issues," "Prominent Person Supports Congressman Y," and "Candidate Y Leads in the Polls".