Sentence examples for issue prominently from inspiring English sources

"The B.J.P. would raise the issue prominently in the winter session of Parliament," Mr. Azad said in a news conference.

I am pleased the industry is at last beginning to address this, and it's good that Channel 4 is keeping this issue prominently on the agenda.

Another group, the Republican National Coalition for Life, demanded in a recent e-mail alert, "Will Bush allow taxpayer-funded embryonic stem cell research to begin?" And the National Right to Life Committee features the issue prominently in its February newspaper, describing it as Mr. Bush's "next pro-life challenge".

But his daughter raised the issue prominently during her speech at the Republican National Convention.

One tactic to secure this balance between progressive and realistic is to make targets time-limited ("Halve, between 1990 and 2015…") in order to facilitate coordinated action and mobilize both political and economic resources, while at the same time keeping awareness of the issue prominently on the political agenda in order to create a sense of urgency.

Now, Mitt Romney has injected actual education issues prominently into the campaign for the first time.

Some were issued prominently well before antimicrobials became widely available.

The issue figured prominently in last year's elections as President Obama and other Democrats pressed their advantage with female voters.

Highlighting the issue so prominently could add momentum to the effort, specialists in tax policy say, but several hurdles — fiscal and political — need to be cleared before any change occurs.

The Dec. 1 Supreme Court argument, and the justices' subsequent order vacating the Florida Supreme Court decision then at issue, figured prominently in the brief the Bush lawyers filed today attacking the state court's latest ruling.

Expect to see this issue feature prominently in the coming 12 months, especially once we head into spring when the trees starting coming into leaf and flower.