Sentence examples for issues describing from inspiring English sources

He has tried to focus on local issues, describing his job with Mr. Murtha as that of economic development director and arguing that he can bring jobs to the area.

It not only examined a high school season of football but also dug much deeper into sociological issues, describing race relations after federal court-ordered desegregation in 1982; Odessa's boom-and-bust oil economy; weak academic standards; and a university official's statement that girls were "dumbed down," or taught not to pursue high goals.

Whig newspapers used his working class roots to appeal to members of the Working Men's Party, a third party founded on labor issues, describing him in the 1834 campaign as "a Mechanic and Workingman".

In sum, when framing urban issues, describing cities or developing profiles of a specific place, the detailed variations in the individual perceptions of urban dwellers and observers should not be lost.

We developed a total of 41 story segments, 12 contained moral issues (describing six justice and six care issues), 12 contained nonmoral issues (describing six strategic and six tactical issues), and 17 contained neutral events.

For UNICEF the conference presented an unprecedented opportunity to present the key issues describing both achievements and challenges in the area of child rights.

Some politicians, usually those on opposite sides of issues, described him as being brash.

Mr. Mehlman, who worked at Cisco Systems on policy issues, describes what he calls a "C.E.

Later that day, Vladimir Tolstoy, Putin's adviser on cultural issues, described Meniaylo's appointment of Khalyuta as "hasty and unreasoned".

I regret that this has resulted in the safety issues described in the recalls we face today".

Elizabeth Nash of the Guttmacher Institute, a research organization that studies reproductive health issues, described Texas as the "ground zero" of state restrictions on abortions.