Sentence examples for issues was about from inspiring English sources

The first question put to him on domestic issues was about taxation and how far he would go in raising the top rate of income tax on well-to-do Americans.

In 1980, she joined the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund — an affiliation that her opponents tried to milk for controversy but that, for a young, ambitious lawyer with an interest in Puerto Rican issues, was about as unusual as joining the Central Park Conservancy would have been for an environmentally minded one.

This issue is about much more than Ireland, of course.

And, of course, this issue is about more than Catholics.

"This issue is about more than just the number of feet on the beat".

Some state officials say the issue is about more than just tax revenue.

"It really brings the focus back to what the issue is about," she said.

The VAT issue is about more than economics; it's about keeping Greece's islands populated.

The issue is about so many people looking for international protection.

The C.I.A. has insisted for years that the issue is about far more than bureaucratic turf.

The real issue is about killing.