Sentence examples for social issues which from inspiring English sources

Fiscal issues have largely overshadowed concerns over social issues, which once dominated internal party discussions.

Social issues, which played a prominent role in the party a decade ago, are barely mentioned.

Social issues, which had seemed to be receding in legislative fights, have returned full force.

"If Bruce Bent stays on message and doesn't talk about social issues, which could get him in big trouble, he's a threat.

The intrusion of what Sandel calls "market norms" tends to crowd out the moral and social issues, which is a bad precedent for future action.

The Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff said Sales will be remembered for "his concern with social issues which was always closely linked to his ecclesiastical work".

"I have never seen a social issue which has changed attitudes as rapidly as this one.

He often focused on a topical social issue, which was discussed by a panel of guests affected by it.

By default the show reminds us that design is a pressing social issue, which makes it slightly revolting to see successful artists indulge themselves at society's expense.

These statements indicate an underlying worldview on the need of a specific social issue which they plan to address.

What this all means is that these dolls open the door toward a much larger social issue, which began in 1980 with the enactment of the infamous one-child policy.