Sentence examples for keystone issue from inspiring English sources

(I wrote about the Keystone issue in the magazine last year).

The Republican presidential candidates have already made clear that they intend to use the Keystone issue to portray the Obama administration as an enemy of business that is doing the bidding of extreme environmentalists.

The Keystone issue is alive again in Congress, where the House version of a new transportation bill would force Mr. Obama to make an early decision, again without sufficient environmental review.

Penny Young, chief executive of NatCen Social Research, which carried out the British Social Attitudes survey, said: "The ICM/Guardian figures also reflect what British Social Attitudes shows: a Britain increasingly divided over a keystone issue, immigration.

The White House is betting that Americans will ignore the Keystone issue, and that Mr. Obama's recent speeches on the road about his energy initiatives, including one in which he said that the Department of Interior would hold a new drilling lease sale for the Gulf of Mexico, will blunt Republican efforts.

With opinion polls tending to show that most Americans favor construction of the pipeline, the Keystone issue provides the Republicans, who now control both houses of Congress, with a convenient and relatively popular issue that they can use to rally the troops, confront the President, and exercise their newfound authority.

She cites education and workers' rights as her keystone issues.

Keystone issued a statement saying it "strongly disagrees" with the citations and intended to "confer with OSHA and, if need be, contest the citations".

At this stage, it doesn't look like they will be able to assemble the necessary majorities of two-thirds in both chambers, but that doesn't mean the Keystone XL issue is going away.

"In discussions with Denis," the aide said, speaking of the White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough, Johnn suggested that he not work on the Keystone Pipeline issue, in review at the State Department, given that the review is far along in the process and John's views on this are well known.

Here's a better approach: President Obama should use the Keystone XL pipeline issue to send a message to Canada that its environmental policies are damaging to both Canada and the world.