Sentence examples for points issues from inspiring English sources
John Armstrong, reducing Nietzsche to bullet points, issues an admonition that could be as disastrous as tittering while your departmental head drones on: "Be Noble Not a Slave," he advises.
Over the years, William had developed his own set of project management tools, which enabled him to steer projects in terms of the '5 Ps': pace (tempo, timing, meeting); points (issues); persons (internal and external stakeholders); presentation (framing and communication); and place (where things happen).
There is little doubt that the White House could have handled the talking points issue better.
The double points issue has been a big talking point, but now everyone is talking about this race.
"I understand that idea that there is not an Obama plan is like point number one on the talking points issued by the Republican Party," Carney said.
So Gowdy simply should say: We Republicans were wrong in repeatedly making false accusations against the Obama White House on the "talking points" issue.
"With the negotiation of major issues, these kind of hot-point issues... are eliminated as the kind of flashpoints that they may be viewed today".
"I don't approach child rights as a soapbox issue, or a finger-pointing issue," Ms. Bellamy said.
"Moderate independentists will not be willing to exit the E.U. and re-apply, this is a tipping point issue for them," he said.
In other words, there was no point issuing a formal invitation to a debate that he had already made clear he would not attend.
Immigration is a flash-point issue, but Patrick Burton thinks it's a come-and-go matter for First Data, particularly vis-a-vis its spinoff of Western Union.
