Second, to those who hold (c), it may well seem their opponents' intentionalizing theories remove from view those very qualities of experience that make life worth living, and so they will hardly seem like allies on the issue of value.
Keep in mind that Congress will continue to focus on the issue of "value" in health care, and it will be up to us to explain how patients define value.
And even though the majority of musicians are featured on streaming services, the issue of valuing musicians appropriately is still on the minds of bands, including Fall Out Boy.
Although the two sides have signed a memorandum of understanding, negotiators have balked on the issue of the value of the shares.
President Bush won because some voters made a connection with him on the issue of core values like family and community ("War? Jobs? No, Character Counted Most to Voters," news article, Nov. 4).
On the issue of children, values must be the guiding principle, not Realpolitik.
"We've got to work on the issue of trust, of values, of morals," said Representative Mark Udall, Democrat of Colorado, adding that his party must convince voters "that Democrats are as pro-family as Republicans".
On the topic of value issues in science, technology and society, Leon Olivé's book Knowledge, Society and Reality (1993) has enjoyed favorable reception, as have other contributions by him focusing on realism, relativism, rationality, and naturalism.
Mr. Clinton has shown a renewed determination in recent days to challenge the President on the issue of what constitutes family values.
On the issue of the collection's scientific value, Jane E. Davis of the Southern Workman journal wrote that "it not only meets the requirements of the ethnologists, but those of the artist as well.
As Leena Rao writes, we simply couldn't sleep at night knowing that we were supporting and promoting a company led by someone who does not share our values on the issue of domestic abuse.
