Sentence examples for issue to get on from inspiring English sources

Party leaders, Mr. Cameron said, had been "so keen to win the support of newspapers, we turned a blind eye to this sort of issue, to get on top of the bad practices, to change the way our newspapers are regulated".

Possible intervention from Britain and U.S. notwithstanding, Stephen Ng, who emigrated from Hong Kong to London in the late 1980s and has been active in Labor Party politics, said he doesn't expect the Hong Kong issue to get on the national agenda during elections in May.

Abrupt social events allow hitherto marginalised issues to get on the agenda, by opening up 'policy windows' and creating spaces for policy reform (Kingdon 1995).

"I want the issue to get heard and on people's radar.

"It may, in some small way, put the emphasis on this issue, to get the federal government to finally do something".

You take a private car everywhere, so there is no issue about having to get on the bus or the tube with a pair of wheels.

The internet helps campaigners on human rights, as on other issues, to get their message round the world rather effectively.

That affidavit, and a second that was issued to get a search warrant executed on the home of Kirk Radomski, a former Mets clubhouse attendant, were unsealed Thursday.

"Those issues are only going to get on the agenda during a crisis," he said.

Whenever possible, he notes, Mrs. Clinton went directly to Mr. Obama on policy issues to get around the "Berlin Wall" of his staffers.

Mr. McCain, who was in Mr. Obama's hometown to address the National Restaurant Association, diverged from prepared remarks on economic issues to get in his jab at Mr. Obama.