Sentence examples for issues class from inspiring English sources

Wallinger's work has always dealt with a range of big issues: class, money, power, nationalism, and now religion.

At Stafford High School in Falmouth, Va., Tiffanie Woods and two other girls in a global issues class who opposed the war were outnumbered in a debate a year ago with a dozen boys who favored it.

Our educational system valiantly tries to reverse this gap, but a host of issues (class size, staff deficiencies) makes the task of not only making up for, but also reversing, this language-cognitive gap sadly difficult.

The differences between Lenin and the Mensheviks became sharper in the Revolution of 1905 and its aftermath, when Lenin moved to a distinctly original view on two issues: class alignments in the revolution and the character of the post-revolutionary regime.

We don't go in saying, 'How are we going to deal with the black characters?' We say, 'What are we going to do with Taystee or Janae?' " Kohan was intent on dramatizing how power worked, but she was also resolute about character being key: "Otherwise, it's an issues class.

While a calculus-to-calculus credit exchange is clear, says Mary French, Boston College's associate director of undergraduate admissions, a designated faculty member may have to decide if, say, a feminist studies course elsewhere is equivalent to a women's issues class at Boston College.

Coalitions are being forged, with a new openness between issues, classes, tribes, races, artists, activists young and old.

Italy and Spain, however, continued issuing class restrictions on dress until 1800.

Nextel, controlled by the cellular pioneer Craig McCaw, will issue Class A common shares for the purchase.

Playtex offered to buy each share for $3 in cash and a newly issued Class B share.

Race wasn't the issue, class wasn't the issue, the issue was schools, families and the environment in which they lived.