Sentence examples for selecting issues from inspiring English sources

She accused the administration of selecting issues based not on the merits of each issue, but rather on the "political viability and what will make Mr. Spano look good".

Mr. Hudson scoffs, describing the DeLauro document as a form of "cafeteria style" Catholicism selecting issues where Democrats happen to be in line with the bishops -- none of which rank, he says, with the "fundamental life issues".

"We try to select issues that seem to be having the most significant impact on the country," she said.

Lobbyists for donors can "present innovative policy recommendations," the invitation promises, and "contribute to D.G.A. policy papers on selected issues".

He smartly selected issues on which to weigh in but left the difficult legislating to others, they said.

Lobbyists play a significant role in testifying before congressional hearings and in mobilizing opinion on select issues.

Public internet polling to be used to select issues for topical debate while town halls around the country would host debates on local issues.

The Obama Administration had a "reset" policy with Russia, forging agreements and coöperating on select issues, despite an over-all increase in tension.

But the point is that his challenge, and I believe he's up to it, is to show that he's serious about select issues.

Carefully selected issues offer great value, he said, and are relatively cheap, with yields equivalent to after-tax yields of 7 to 9 percent.

The beleaguered technology sector got off to a good start, as investors snatched up select issues and brought the Nasdaq back within a hair of the key 3,000 level.