Sentence examples for issues built on from inspiring English sources

"At the end of the day, there are issues that people care about," Mr. Boehner said, "and I think we as a party have to have solutions to those issues built on Republican principles.

"This rights issue builds on a number of actions we have been taking.

The PD programs represented in this issue build on this small but growing literature to take on this question.

Consequently, the current Special Issue builds on the increased efforts to further the science, application, and technology of humor and laughter.

In other words, we theoretically pursued and sought to verify and build on issues as they emerged [ 44].

New Challenges Emerge, Key Issues Remain The goals build on targets set at the 1990 World Summit for Children.

In Manhattanville, Columbia, which owns or controls 61 of the 67 parcels on the 17 acres it wants to build on, issued a statement Friday saying it was going ahead with the project.

In this case, an expert panel (DC, AH, SH, AK, KK) convened in Geneva in December 2011 and continued to deliberate subsequently, particularly considering issues that built on previous InterVA versions.

Despite its remarkable electoral success before the EU referendum it was always a one-issue party built on flimsy foundations.

The exhibit and the October issue are built on the theme of "the power of photography".

The two decisions issued yesterday built on a 2005 decision that made the federal sentencing guidelines advisory rather than mandatory, which led to the modest trend toward leniency.