Sentence examples for seminal issues from inspiring English sources
Marlette wants to hunt out and attack the seminal issues — race, history, shame — that McGill wrote about.
But Biden warned that it must not be allowed to drag down the supreme court, which needs a full complement of nine justices as it deals with seminal issues such as race discrimination, separation of church and state, and abortion rights.
Mr. Maliki's remarks were defiant, even stubborn, and underlined one of the seminal issues in the crisis that followed Iraq's landmark parliamentary elections in March and in the prolonged negotiations that have ensued to form the next government: in a country with a history of dictatorship, what power will the prime minister wield?
His unyielding attacks on Ockham bore him fruit intellectually and otherwise: we have evidence of Ockham changing his mind on several seminal issues as a direct result of Chatton's critiques.
Pardon the expression, but we're dealing with seminal issues here, so the going will be tough at times.
He delivered these remarks (slightly adapted here) at the annual Legacy Awards dinner of the Brennan Center for Justice, a non-partisan public policy institute in New York City that focuses on voting rights, money in politics, equal justice, and other seminal issues of democracy.
That's the seminal issue.
"This is the seminal issue," said Senator John Thune of South Dakota, chairman of his party's conference, in a telephone interview.
Also, He said that regardless of whether it's in the characterizedt, Apple would itsist on asvote from common shareholders before issuing any preferred stock.
This is the seminal issue of our time.
