Sentence examples for redefining this issue from inspiring English sources

President Obama has the loudest megaphone in the world, and can make major strides in redefining this issue -- and other important ones, like energy -- if he wishes to.

It's time for new leaders to redefine this issue in ways that persuade the broader Australian community.

On two issues of great importance to the U.S. -- the China Arms Embargo and accession talks for Turkey -- the Dutch moved, with our active urging, from following an EU "consensus" set by others to redefining the issue on their, and our, terms.

Second, it would supplement the current prostitution and pandering article by redefining the issue in terms of trafficking as opposed to prostitution, thus encompassing forced labor and bringing the scope of potential punishments in line with federal domestic antitrafficking statutes".

This helped to redefine the issue of prejudice and got its attention as a problem that could be solved, not just a fact of life that had to be taken for granted.

"Because that would be, frankly, carrying water for the other side to allow them to redefine the issue in that way".

Gregory, the moderator, was pursuing the argument as the Republicans have redefined the issues.

In relation to the first issue, management initially defined this as the sole responsibility of doctors, but subsequently redefined this as a responsibility of nurses as well.

And we continually redefine this relationship.

"But we have to redefine this debate, this argument.

This is a President that's trying to redefine this country".