Sentence examples for take on issues from inspiring English sources

But "lets face it, many Biblical stands we take on issues are based very much on how these scriptures have been interpreted over the centuries by people other than ourselves".

"Our incumbents are in a good position because they have the financial support and the support of the people on the positions they take on issues," Mr. McArdle said.

In other chapters, they take on issues of personal and family finance including decisions about inheritance and philanthropy and make the case for advance discussion as a way of avoiding emotionally charged bias.

I asked them each similar questions to get their take on issues all authors wrestle with.

Oregonian Amanda Allen Niday has created nine picketing princesses who take on issues like racism, sexism, and xenophobia.

Starting with Natalie Leite and Alexandra Roxo of "Be here Nowish," who similarly to Abbi and Ilana take on issues of every day life.

Brady writes out all of his goals for the 2016 election on a whiteboard in his room and keeps his official campaign website well stocked with his take on issues ranging from immigration to abortion to same-sex marriage.

Rieckhoff said Evans was one of the first members of Congress to take on issues like post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injury in veterans.

While NAN and I are not telling you whom you should vote for or what stance you should take on issues, we are urging you to participate, because that is one of the surest ways to make your voices heard.

I respect your take on issues that intrigue.

The comedian will take on issues in the news from "his own unique perspective" in Frank Skinner's Opinionated.