Sentence examples for issues in deciding from inspiring English sources

He said he believed Mr. Dean took into account the fundraising issues in deciding on Denver.

Mr. de Blasio cited housing and public education as key issues in deciding to support Mr. Ferrer.

Whether a retiree has that liquidity and whether she is invested entirely in equities or stock mutual funds are key issues in deciding when to reallocate investments.

Conversely, the poll said that only 16percentt rated international issues, including the Bush administration's efforts to solve the Middle East crisis, as more important than domestic issues in deciding how to vote.

The poll accompanying the briefing found that 79percentt of voters rated domestic issues like taxes, health care and education as more important than international issues in deciding how they would vote for Congress this year.

TUCSON — Ron Barber, whom former Representative Gabrielle Giffords picked as her successor, defeated his Republican rival on Tuesday in a closely followed special election seen by many political strategists as testing ground for the power of national issues in deciding competitive races.

Mr. Weiss said that the firm's finances were not an issue in deciding whether to split.

Mr. Sampson also dismissed the notion that race was an issue in deciding to investigate Mr. Monserrate.

Asked to name the single most important issue in deciding how to vote in the Senate race, 15percentt of voters said education, and 13percentt said taxes.

"Clearly, the money needed to run such a race was an issue in deciding to do this so early," Mr. Klein said.

One issue in deciding to revise the regulatory strategy, Mr. Mehan said, was the possibility of unintended consequences of a rule change.