Sentence examples for issues setting from inspiring English sources

10 Israeli and Palestinian negotiators failed to overcome their differences on Jerusalem and other tough issues, setting back President Clinton's drive for a peace accord before leaving office.

It also provides a neutral, world forum for discussing the big food and agricultural issues: setting food standards, for instance, or the use of chemical fertilisers.

More than 30 years ago, William H. Webster advised the Nixon-Agnew campaign on crime issues, setting the tone for the first modern national campaign on law and order.

"There is no question that there are a range of issues, setting aside the disposition of Mr. Snowden, on which we are currently in disagreement with Russia," he added.

In a 2006 study, the Pew Research Center found that libertarians took small-government stances on economic issues, separating themselves from Democrats, but permissive stances on social issues, setting themselves apart from Republicans.

Mr. Seagraves, who said he will be in charge of consumer education on privacy issues, setting the privacy policies and ensuring that Earthlink sticks to them, described his job as "keeping track of what kind of information our company collects and what we do with it to make sure that nothing happens to it that we don't want".

Otherwise, both sides would be too exposed on issues set for later discussion, like Jerusalem and refugees.

Control orders currently need the approval of the attorney general and to meet 12 issues set out in the act.

Mega-donors can choose the candidates, prop up the issues, set the message and then place their bets.

These are the issues set to be top of their agenda.

He runs the Cordoba Foundation, a think tank on Islamic issues set up in 2005 in order to address, he says, the relationship between Europe and the Middle East.