Sentence examples for issue to move from inspiring English sources

"Members feel like it's a really hard issue to move, so let's go onto something else".

Without access to the papers, it is difficult for Republicans or any judge considering the issue to move the story forward.

Most Republicans said they expected the issue to move forward in September, some said likely this year, and all agreed it would be far from resolved before the August recess.

We will only go to a summit to talk about real issues, to move the peace process forward.

That means leaving the tired rhetoric of the past behind and being willing to take on tough issues to move the country forward.

It then provides an overview of the new rural building design standard, and describes options and issues to move forward with implementation.

Detroit Public Schools Emergency Manager Roy Roberts said the city must get over race issues to move forward.

It has become an even more controversial issue; harder to move forward on that issue.

The big campaign issue "was to move the fire station or not," Mrs. Romney recalled.

The Iraqi officers were stirred to issue orders to move only on learning that their American mentors part of a new scheme to embed 10,000 American troops in the ISF were on the way.

Filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, he said, "provides the company the additional runway it needs to resolve the regulatory issues necessary to move forward".