I am going to be listening to them and would urge all of you concerned with green issue to get stuck in with some camping for climate action.
Once Obama was racialized -- toward the end of the primaries -- racial issues seem to stick to him more than at the beginning when people were not viewing him through a racial lens.
A nutritionist, Marie Almon, meets with patients frequently enough to discuss real-life issues like how to stick to a high-fiber Mediterranean diet even on a cruise or a business trip.
In other words, it is a standard-issue, predictable call to stick with the status quo of inequality, despite evidence that inequality is hurting the economy and that it is at least partly driven by government policies favoring the wealthy.
This time, Airbnb, which had stayed mum on legality issues for years, decided to stick up for its customers.
The most important general issue she faces is whether to stick with an unalloyed austerity programme that is becoming more and more politically explosive in southern Europe.
Clinton's other rival, senator Bernie Sanders, ignored the email controversy yesterday and pledged to stick to issues.
Another incentive for Mr. Gore to stick to issues, his aides said, was that polls showed that his positions were relatively popular while Mr. Bush's strength was his personality.
In her meeting with Senator Norm Coleman of Minnesota -- an outspoken opponent of drug importation -- Stahl had planned to stick to issues of senior-citizen mental health and long-term care, on which she knew they had common ground.
Mr. Ryssdal's main interest, though, is in examining the activities in Montana of 501(c)(4) groups, which are not required to disclose their donors but are supposed to stick to issues rather than advocate for, or work with, candidates (a restriction some try to circumvent with carefully worded messages).
