Sentence examples for prized issue from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Democrats' prized issue of electoral reform would be put to a voter referendum, though in its least far-reaching form.

On the most prized issue for Turkey, visa liberalisation, EU officials maintain there will be no shortcuts.

Mr. Giuliani also endorsed "appropriate levels" of federal subsidies for farmers and particularly aligned himself with government support for ethanol, an alternative fuel made from corn that is a prized issue in Iowa.

Other types of hybrid membranes such as organosilica based share the same fabrication prize issue.

Aside from a prize issued by a golf association to Trump's New Jersey golf course, The Washington Post's Fact Checker team found no evidence of any environmental awards. .

On Thursday, with a Twitter stream to the side of the screen, he said he was "so happy" that Senator John Kerry, another former failed Democratic nominee, mentioned his most-prized issue, climate change.

John believed in rendering candid opinions and his ability to analyze complex financial issues was prized by all.

Nadal has rarely focused on the prize money issue publicly, focusing more on reducing the physical toll of the sport by calling for change in the calendar, ranking system and Davis Cup, the team event which he won with Spain in December but does not plan to play in this year.

He had a cool ability to see the big issues and the detail, a skill highly prized in politics.

Where he does see an issue, however, is in the anonymity that is prized by bitcoin adherents.

The Poetry Center at Passaic County Community College in Paterson has released its rules and application forms for the 2003 Allen Ginsberg Poetry Awards and other prizes it issues.