Sentence examples for issue spurred from inspiring English sources

Laudato si' proclaimed that environmental degradation was "a moral issue" spurred by greed and unchecked capitalism, which caused human beings to lose sight of the relationships that bound them together and to neglect Earth, their "common home".

While the religious freedom issue spurred conservative activists, many of the current attacks on reproductive health pre-dated the White House's position on this provision of the healthcare law.

The wage issue spurred the longest sit-in at a Harvard building, a three-week occupation last spring of the first floor of Massachusetts Hall, which houses the university president's office.

We hope this issue spurs an interest for academics and professionals to dig deeper into this area in future work.

Mr. Carbone and Mr. Torrisi have put some thought into these issues, spurred on by the third partner in Parm, Jeff Zalaznick.

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Michael Lind argues in Politico Magazine that, "the decades-long 'culture war' between religious conservatives and secular liberals is largely over" and that "social issues spurred a partisan realignment by changing who considered themselves Democrats and Republicans".

A dead leg sustained by Andros Townsend was the only on-field issue Spurs had in Serbia, meaning they return to Premier League action against West Brom on Sunday fresh from a solid start to Group C. "We had a lot of positive things," Pochettino added.

A staff member on Mr. Issa's committee said the congressman's interest in the documents issue was spurred by such complaints.

The Republican frontrunner spent surprisingly little time on illegal immigration, the issue that spurred his rise to front of the GOP field.

It may have been this issue that spurred the recall of the ambassador: the king was about to start a two-day visit to the area on November 1st.