Sentence examples for placed issues from inspiring English sources

Kureishi, the Bromley-born son of an immigrant Pakistani father and an English mother, has long placed issues of race and immigration at the heart of his fiction.

McIntyre wrote on his web site in December: "CRU's policies of obstructing critical articles in the peer-reviewed literature and withholding data from critics have unfortunately placed issues into play that might otherwise have been settled long ago".

This is likely to be true for placing issues on the agenda.

Scott M. Stringer, the Manhattan borough president, criticized the commission for not placing issues like independent budgeting for the borough president offices on the ballot.

The purchase late last year of Scudder, an asset-management firm, from Zurich Financial Services, will give it more power to place issues of American securities.

Their purpose is to place issues in which we have a valid and urgent interest beyond the reach of democratic politics.

"Your cause is our cause," she said, thanking Mr. Sanders for placing issues of economic and social justice "front and center, where they belong".

Further, while Peter dispenses with the question format when he finds an issue uncontroversial or largely settled by consensus, Aquinas always places issues in the format of a question, always finds arguments on both sides of an issue.

These dynamics will lead to positive effects, such as a greater demand for transparency on the part of the authorities or greater opportunities to ensure representation and to place issues on the public agenda [18].

This was part of a strategic process to bring joint value to the participants, and to make a contribution in exploring and placing issues regarding the future at the top of the agenda for the packaging business.

The voters without the filter of their elected representatives can place issues on the ballot and remove officials from office.