Sentence examples for issues holding from inspiring English sources

These are the real issues holding Iraq back and they need to be addressed more urgently than the debate over federalism.

He set up a charity, My Generation, addressing numerous issues holding back today's youth and is an active campaigner against gun crime in the black community.

"The goal posts on issues like this are only so wide," said the senior official, a veteran of Asian strategic issues, holding his hands about a foot apart.

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.

The specifics of their ongoing differences have never been disclosed; Ms. Taymor declined to comment on Wednesday about the issues holding up a settlement, but said that a negotiated resolution was "looking good".

WHAT, according to this chart, are some of the issues holding up a budget deal between Democrats and Republicans that would allow the federal debt ceiling to be increased?

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

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.

Those issues hold the potential to fire up the party's base and to provide crucial support in the primaries.

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