Sentence examples for issues made clear from inspiring English sources

But Obama's speech, though it largely focused on internal issues, made clear that one key aim of the visit was to send a message to leaders and populations further afield.

The endorsement, which came after months of conversations between Mr. Powell and Mr. Obama on a wide range of foreign and domestic policy issues, made clear Mr. Powell's dismay at the Republican Party.

" The actor, who has drawn the ire of his party's conservative base because of his moderate stance on social issues, made clear that when it comes to economics he is philosophically opposed to tax increases.

"Relatedly, what conforming changes to our tax code are necessary?" McHenry and Luetkemeyer said that the February hearing on cannabis banking issues "made clear that we need to better comprehend and address the supervisory and regulatory issues that would result from enactment" of the bill before a vote is held.

On the one hand, European leaders talked about closer cooperation on security and defense issues, making clear that they wanted to speak in a more united voice than they did before and during the war in Iraq.

But even as he extended this symbolic political olive branch, Mr. Bush restated his view on some divisive issues, making clear his continuing opposition not only to abortion but also to research using tissue from aborted fetuses.

It's Bernie or nothing". Looking at what the Obama Administration has accomplished over seven plus years compared to what a President McCain or Romney would have done on any number of issues makes clear just how false this equivalency really is -- even on economic policy.

As an interesting overview in a recent Wired issue made clear, the grid was cobbled together in ad hoc fashion over the last century, and is largely one-way, mechanical and dumb.

As our survey of California in this issue makes clear, the state boasts a more futuristic array of businesses than any other part of the world.

A few weeks ago in Oxford, the foreign secretary, David Miliband, spoke promisingly on the Palestinian issue, making clear that al-Qaida and Hamas were quite different.

Research cited elsewhere in this issue makes clear that disclosing personal information a key part of behaving authentically can be especially tricky for minorities.