Sentence examples for ranking issues from inspiring English sources

Maybe we generate structured decision matrices by ranking issues, scoring the candidates' positions on each issue and then totaling the results — whoever has the most points wins our votes.

However, in terms of ranking, issues of; water, food, treatment and sanitation (mainly lack of excreta facilities) came before HIV and AIDS.

Sexton et al. [8] produced some of the first research that deals directly with the traditional ranking issues.

Sites designed without SEO in mind can cause ranking issues down the line.

However, for a few months after its initial launch it was plagued by connection and server issues, including ranking issues with players, which were subsequently corrected in updates.

After reviewing, adding to, and ranking issues identified the first weekend, the group reached consensus on the key areas they wanted to consider.

White House officials said the document was not intended to rank issues in any priority.

This year, the G.O.P. is also crowd-sourcing the committee's work at platform.gop, asking anyone who visits the site to rank issues about, for instance, the Constitution: Which is more important to you, human life or the Second Amendment?

In fact, when the Pew Research Center asked registered Hispanic voters to rank issues that matter to them in order of importance, immigration didn't rank first -- second or third -- on their lists.

When California voters were asked about how they'll rank issues while they're considering which gubernatorial candidate to support in 2018, healthcare finished second only to jobs and the economy, according to a recent poll by the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies.

Use of the term Family Preservation can be traced back to 1890s and the negative reaction to the 'orphan train movement.' In the 1909 White House Conference on Children it was the top ranked issue.