Sentence examples for issues and conversations from inspiring English sources

Francis has placed himself at the center of the issues and conversations of our time, from globalization to the role of women in society.

Michael Jones is the Deputy Managing Director of North America for Change.org and oversees the work of the US campaigns team -- a team that elevates the voices of petition starters throughout the country on a range of national issues and conversations.

"We are all aware of the issues and broader conversations in the industry about gender parity, but when you look at the books coming in and the strength of the authors, all the judges were operating from the point of picking the best books," said Hunter.

At the event one can find large panels covering the most pertinent foreign policy issues and intimate conversations between the most influential people on the planet.

Aside from the fact that the imagery doesn't quite work (how would you make a candle out of newspaper?), this all stems from the argument that much of the feminism in the media focuses on seemingly trivial issues, and the conversation is dictated by mainly white middle-class women.

The show's creator Jerrod Carmichael, who also stars in the NBC sitcom, said he wanted the episode to be a frank, authentic portrayal of the issue and spur conversations as well. .

Candidate Obama in 2008 suggested that he'd fight for paid sick days and paid family leave, but his list of accomplishments on workplace flexibility merely note that his administration wrote a report on the issue and hosted conversations around the country.

I'm not looking for expertise but for great communication skills so that your blogs and videos will make other students interested in these issues and generate some conversations.

"Failing to engage fans on green issues and keeping the conversation in the boardrooms and boiler rooms will never move the needle on mass environmental change", he argues.

"One of the exciting things I am excited about is to have someone who has worked extensively on urban issues and bring that conversation to the United States Senate," Gill said.

"I think what we are seeing is an issue and a conversation that needs a little more light and air".