Sentence examples for return to issues from inspiring English sources

He also sought to return to issues.

In my freshman course at Harvard, we start studying the topic in the second week, and we return to issues of globalization throughout the year.

The speech, which Mr. Perry referred to as his plan to "uproot and overhaul Washington," was an effort to try to return to issues after an embarrassing stumble at a presidential debate last week raised new questions about his candidacy.

He said elections were not won or lost in a short campaign, but over years, calling for the party to return to issues of wealth creation, as well as wealth distribution.

There is the rebuilding of trust and "social capital"; the renewal of our national and institutional character; the preservation of social order and representative government in the national interest; a critique of cronyism and excessive power; a return to issues of duty and obligation.

Turning from questions of public policy to the form of government, we return to issues more familiar to the writers in the classical tradition.

In addition, private lenders and banks — rather than the government — would return to issuing federally subsidized college loans.

Democrats are trying to counter President Bush's popularity by returning to issues, like education and pensions, that were on people's minds before Sept. 11.

Though participants acknowledge improvements in provision, they keep returning to issues of quality of services and economic barriers such as fees and hidden costs.

It has continued ever since, even after inspectors returned to issued still more violations.

Then I returned to issue before us.