Sentence examples for issues consistently from inspiring English sources
We should engage positively in issues consistently being raised by the right.
Xenophon, he says, has been rock solid on competition issues, consistently against the dominance of the supermarket giants, which resonates with an independent grocer who built a successful business from a three-lane supermarket in Adelaide in the mid-1970s.
It comes ahead of immigration (47%), the economy (46%), pensions and benefits (33%) and Europe (32%) as one of the issues consistently cited as decisive in their voting plans.
His record of service in fostering fellowship between Americans, British and all English-speaking peoples, addressing current national and international issues, consistently emphasized enduring historic, cultural, economic, and social bonds.
With the application of this platform, different sub-contractors and manufacturers were able to discuss and resolve potential issues consistently.
Democrats as well, this registers for a few members but not in the way that it does on other issues consistently.
One issue consistently noted about TBS is that it lacks an original hit series in prime time.
Since then, the CBD has become the most active international forum on the issue, consistently calling for a precautionary approach and effective risk assessment.
He did it by following the template that Almagro tried to follow: forcing the issue consistently by taking big risks off both wings.
Meanwhile, the ruling AK party's pledge to accelerate a stalled reform process with the stated goal of resolving the Kurdish issue – consistently reiterated in parallel with the arrest operations, a contradiction noted by many commentators – is intended to expand the Turkish government's existing base in the southeast while simultaneously marginalising the Kurdish political movement.
Mr Francis said the campaigners wanted the new environment body proposed by the Welsh government to take on responsibility for tree preservation orders to ensure they are issued consistently and with sufficient powers of enforcement.
