Sentence examples for issues upon which from inspiring English sources

Often they have picked unpopular, if principled, issues upon which to fight.

"It is not to make marginal choices about issues upon which reasonable, humane and informed people may readily disagree".

Paul Childress, Indianapolis: I appreciate your call for Democrats to wake up to some of the issues upon which middle class America will vote.

"There are two issues upon which Gary McKinnon's legal advisors have argued: the first is that the director of public prosecutions should have tried him in this country.

Eich defined inclusiveness at Mozilla as leaving political issues upon which coders or community members might disagree out of the office.

But his hope is that the debate will swing back decisively toward the economic issues upon which he has built his campaign.

There is no issue upon which this religion is so intransigent as the one of monotheism.

One issue upon which all are agreed, however, is the need to establish a major repertory theatre in south Wales.

Controlling crime was his first priority, the issue upon which his success or failure would be judged.

Mr. Guggenheimer said that the community board never made public any legal or community-welfare issue upon which its rejection was based.

One issue upon which they stuck fast - Grade apparently threatened to resign over it - was their opposition to "top-slicing" of the BBC licence fee.