Sentence examples for putting issues from inspiring English sources

"It's expensive and we just don't think you should be putting issues of fundamental human rights to a popular vote.

Putting issues of gender aside, this seems representative of the way in which a great many readers place themselves in relation to works of fiction these days.

I am backing the WEP because it is putting issues of caring – for children and for the elderly – at the top of its agenda.

These treaties have had the effect of putting issues such as the import of genetically modified foods beyond the reach of democratically elected national governments.

"With this agreement, we are putting issues from the past behind us," said Brent Saunders, senior vice president for compliance and business practices.

By contrast, Saint Bob now claims that he alone should be credited with putting issues of world poverty on the political agenda, and not the millions of ordinary people who take action on such issues year on year.

Worldwide, the anchored putting issue has been less contentious because it is generally less prevalent.

It is clear there is potential for schisms to develop among the leading golfing bodies and on the putting issue there is considerable discontent among PGA Tour players.

They are known for being familiar with the issues and tend to put issues before a party.

Ballot initiatives have often been a way to put issues – rather than parties or politicians – in front of voters.

"The problem of Sept. 11 is that it puts issues of racial justice on an even lower back burner.