Sentence examples for on to issues of from inspiring English sources

July's attacks have led the right to push its political agenda firmly on to issues of terrorism, security and the place of Islam in French society.

Moving on to issues of devolution, Mr Dodds says: "We need to take time and take things carefully and move forward in a consensual way.

We need to hold on to the issue of security.

However, to whom are you going to listen to on issues of global climate change?

"A few people wondered why" a Sikh might want to take on issues of Islamic radicalisation he admits.

And so on, to the issue of marriage.

3.32pm: Moving on to the issue of integration now.

The conversation quickly moved on to the issue of the referendum, and then on to immigration.

We moved on to the issue of chewing tobacco at Fenway.

Moving on to the issue of auditing the Federal Reserve.

The series brought European leaders to Harvard to speak on issues of importance to the United States and Europe.