Sentence examples for marginal issues from inspiring English sources

The ruling is in line with recent ECHR judgments that have stressed the so-called "margin of appreciation" – the latitude allowed to member states in deciding more marginal issues according to their national legal traditions.

"Neither the discussions at the summit nor the public debate in Israel were marginal issues.

Instead, the candidates squabbled over marginal issues -- a windfall tax and the rights of pensioners, for example.

Step two involved brushing aside marginal issues and cutting the Gordian knot.

Across Europe, political unwillingness to confront the scale of the continent's refugee crisis has diverted the debate into marginal issues.

Tensions have centred on marginal issues, such as worries about non-English-speaking children in schools, or drink-driving easterners.

This is not a marginal issue, nor one for compromise.

"This," Mr. Sharpton added, "is not a marginal issue".

"The relationship between Britain and Europe isn't some marginal issue," wrote Cameron.

"Think about Scotland – the marginal issue of independence suddenly took hold.

Yet the Court is a marginal issue in the current campaign.