Sentence examples for issue to pursue from inspiring English sources
Both Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore are using the gun issue to pursue broader themes of attack.
Quality control analysis of nanomaterials has been identified as a major issue to pursue their development in different industrial fields including nanomedicine.
Wenger made his comment at a press conference and it duly found its way into the papers, whereas the fact that Riley did not mention anything untoward in his report of the Chelsea-Tottenham game allowed the FA to confirm smugly there was 'no issue to pursue'.
But the manual itself acknowledged that historically, sorting out hobby losses "has been a difficult issue to pursue".
In fact, some progressive LGBT leaders actually opposed gay marriage as an issue to pursue.
When the U.S. Congress told Russell that Kony didn't present enough of a financial threat or a security issue to pursue, Russell decided to form a nonprofit (Invisible Children), produce a film ("Kony 2012") and create a social-media campaign bent on toppling Kony, he says in the documentary.
The appointee can decide what issues to pursue in setting an agenda for the agency.
A presidential directive should be issued to pursue violators of antiprejudice laws in the workplace more vigorously.
A Lancashire police spokesman said the force had looked into the matter fully and there were no issues to pursue.
The ADA opened a whole new world for individuals with a variety of health issues to pursue higher education.
