Sentence examples for issues that serve from inspiring English sources

There are also practical issues that serve as daily reminders of his absence.

We put these issues at the front of our party's agenda — these are the issues that serve the best interests of our nation," O'Malley said in an email to supporters.

"The union is very skilled at taking issues that serve the union, like getting more bus drivers and union dues, and making it look like it's their concern about the student ridership," he said.

Trump will always give priority to the foreign-policy issues that serve the base coalition of voters who helped him get elected: blue-collar workers hit hard by globalization, evangelical Christians desperate to turn the tide in the culture wars and wealthy pro-Israel donors.

Through the course of developing the Illicit Trafficking Game prototype, we identified the following issues that serve as lessons learned to inform future AG development efforts: As mentioned previously, the prototypical nature of this particular game and associated development cycle and resources necessitated a simple game design.

Opponents cannot sideline health care reform on the merits, particularly when they lack a plan of their own, so they have resorted to unrelated wedge issues that serve to fire up the base but do little to advance actual reform.

Mr. Lautenberg and party officials have said that his campaign will largely focus on issues that served him well in the past: strong environmental laws, abortion rights and gun control.

Many other decrees and decisions have also been issued that serve as a legal framework for establishment and management of the special-use forests.

In a referendum, Bolivians will be asked what they want to do with their oil and gas wealth the issue that served as a catalyst for protest last October.Bolivia is the poorest country in South America.

A war against Hamas will wipe out the electoral aspirations of the ditherer Ehud Olmert... and it will kick the 'social and economic issue' that serves the Labour Party off the agenda.

The issue that served to rally millions of Indians, arousing them to a new level of disaffection from British rule, was the government of India's hasty passage of the Rowlatt Acts early in 1919.