Sentence examples for issues held from inspiring English sources

The City Council's Committee on Women's Issues held its first hearing on street harassment last month.

On Sunday, the Liberal Democrats, who are now the opposition and have criticized Mr. Kan's softer stance on history issues, held their own visit to Yasukuni.

"The Right View … and The REAL Issues," held to an echoingly empty main ballroom, turned out to address the party's lack of minority and female support.

When it comes to voting, though, Dr. Mohler emphasized that a candidate's views on the issues held dear by evangelical Christians were far more important than a candidate's religious affiliation.

BACK in the days of "Rambo," American popular culture tended to categorize men as either muscle-bound warriors or wimps, and in the court of public opinion the wimps, with their supposed sensitivity to women's issues, held a slender edge.

At the US State Department conference on Arctic issues held in Anchorage, the president promoted renewable energy, called out climate change deniers, and warned that inaction on the issue could have grave consequences.

And while Israel is important to most Jewish voters, domestic issues hold sway.

THE S.& P. 500 is not the only index in which relatively few issues hold sway.

Senator Bill Frist, the Senate's only physician and an influential voice on bioethics issues, holds this position.

It's not perfect and its visual issues hold it back from unqualified greatness, but Aliens Colonial Marines is consistently fun to play throughout.

The details emerged today as lawmakers tried to negotiate the remaining issues holding up a new state budget, with education spending among the most nettlesome.