Sentence examples for issues that do from inspiring English sources

Those are issues that do have to be addressed.

It only provides a starting point for thinking about issues that do matter in the real world.

Some may dismiss these as mostly urban issues, issues that do not affect India's vast rural youth.

Meanwhile air quality, climate change and flooding are costly environmental issues that do not respect borough boundaries.

Unlike Greenspan, he has avoided taking positions on economic issues that do not relate to the Fed's mission.

The wider issue is perhaps whether the NUS should campaign on issues that do not immediately and directly affect students.

Alternatively, issues that do not seem all that salient may become much more so if the candidate cannot explain them adequately or if his position seems insincere.

Administrations run on big themes, leading to a diminution in the thinking on other issues that do not make the list.

"There are real issues that do arise out of the Snowden affair in Britain, as elsewhere," said Rifkind, who chairs the parliamentary intelligence and security committee (ISC).

The SNP's decision is the first sign of its determination to use its 56-strong bloc of MPs to make life difficult for the Prime Minister by intervening on issues that do not apply north of the border.

While it lasts, however, Mr. Obama's higher standing among independent voters could pressure Republicans to compromise on lower-profile issues that do not fall into well-worn partisan grooves.