Sentence examples for role on issues from inspiring English sources

The court has taken an active role on issues of public health.

Bannon, who had no direct experience in policymaking, seized a central role on issues dear to Trump.

In recent weeks, after the heatstroke-related death of Korey Stringer, they have taken more of a leadership role on issues regarding their health.

The neighborhood councils, known as district councils, have very little power and serve a mainly advisory role on issues like traffic and sanitation.

At the same time, China's soft power abroad is rising, with its bulging foreign exchange reserves and its increasingly active diplomatic role on issues like the North Korea nuclear problem.

And in the past year, he has appeared increasingly willing to curtail unilaterally the coalition's role on issues of most concern to him: special operations missions, detentions and airstrikes.

But what is unclear, Mr. Rothkopf said, is how quickly General Jones can develop a close relationship with Mr. Obama and how successfully he, Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Gates can define their roles on issues like Iraq, Afghanistan, Russia and terrorism.

Women who attain higher level of education are more likely to marry later, play significant roles on issues pertaining to themselves and their children, be well informed on the best approach to manage illnesses, attend the required number of antenatal care and give birth at available health facilities (Babalola and Fatusi 2009; Gayawan 2014a; Iyun 1992).

Even before the current campaign to glorify Mr. Jiang, his supporters were pushing for him to hold on to his third key post, chairman of the Central Military Commission, which would guarantee him a continuing major role, especially on issues of national security.

Salesforce has taken a leading role on LGBT issues and now it is taking that one step further.

"Penn was already taking a leadership role on gay issues when we were there," said Mr. Goodhand, who, like his partner, graduated in 1985.