Sentence examples for spotlight issues from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush regularly mixes politics and official business by combining trips to spotlight issues that are high on his agenda with fund-raisers for his re-election campaign.

However, he said the disparities between the Ellison and Macpherson reports highlighted the need for ongoing inquiries to spotlight issues that have yet to be subjected to adequate scrutiny.

Copeland is open about her pioneering role, using her success to spotlight issues that strike at the heart of the classical ballet world: the lack of women of color at major companies and the rigid body standards for women.

Warren, who taught constitutional law at Harvard, told MSNBC that the Sanders campaign had been "powerfully important", adding: "He ran a campaign from the heart, and he ran a campaign where he took these issues and really thrust them into the spotlight – issues that are near and dear to my heart – and he brought millions of people into the democratic process".

But the government ethics office is not a law enforcement agency, and it can't actually compel any meaningful change it's just there to spotlight issues and occasionally make noise about glaring misconduct, like Kellyanne Conway hawking Ivanka's clothes on TV.

There are more important things in this world than rugby, and that being a professional athlete is a privilege that gives him a platform to spotlight issues of far greater importance". .

"I feel as if it is more of a spotlight issue in the U.S. than Europe — and I think in Europe we are further behind on tackling the diversity topic," Ms. Nicoli said.

When President Barack Obama put out his tax plan about a month later, carried interest income was a spotlight issue, as his proposal would tax carried interest profits "at regular income rates of up to 35percentt".

Currently, there are only four reports of hiPSC models of sarcomeric cardiomyopathies, the focus of this spotlight issue.

On other tracks, she has spotlighted issues important to working-class and poor women in Rio de Janeiro.

The Group's radio network also partnered with UNICEF in 2008 and 2009 to produce and air public service announcements spotlighting issues such as AIDS stigma, drug abuse, literacy, breastfeeding and child abuse.