Sentence examples for many issues on from inspiring English sources

In this context, the fracturing of the United Kingdom of which Brown spoke so eloquently is merely one among many issues on which Miliband's failures of leadership must take some of the responsibility.

In such coalitions the "children of the bourgeoisie" find and embrace one another, jokes Paul Nolte, an historian.There remain many issues on which Greens and Christian Democrats disagree, such as nuclear power, immigration and same-sex marriages.

"There's so many issues on the table it would impossible for General Motors and Chrysler's to respond".

If Americans are paying more attention to the West, it may be because many issues on their minds have been pondered here for decades.

There are many issues on which I see legitimate debate, from the long-run trend of housing prices to the effects of immigration on wages.

With so many issues on the agenda, it risks becoming unwieldy, and unable to deliver any goals, let alone the ones on health.

"There are that many issues to stand on and I like raising issues.

We've got too many issues to dwell on the gun issue".

They say what they feel they must say to get our support... but on so many issues - on modernising our politics, on the recall of MPs, on controlling our borders on less government, on bank reform, on cutting public debt, on an EU referendum - they never actually make it happen".

With little to call between the main parties on many issues, promises on how to bust the economic depression will be critical.

Clinton scored well on many issues, particularly on election reform, immigration and criminal justice reform.