Sentence examples for the bedrock issues from inspiring English sources

Let's turn to the bedrock issues on which the Hamilton Project is founded, and on which the Project has not budged.

She has performed well at mayoral hustings and in broadcast interviews so far, emphasising a distinctive Green approach to the bedrock issues of housing and transport and how these articulate a wider Green London agenda.

Scottish ministers have said the prospectus will have five sections, running to 10 chapters, divided between its aspirations for the future and its immediate plans for the bedrock issues, such as Scotland's currency, its debt negotiations with the UK and its position on acquiring more than 80% of North Sea oil and gas reserves – that part it says which lie in Scotland's territorial waters.

It is this law — the one Mr. Perry, at least until recently, excoriated — that "is now clearly the bedrock issue" for the ethanol industry, said Monte Shaw, executive director of the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association.

Most of the new members ran on platforms stressing an increase in parental influence over the schools, setting up a potential fault line on what has been one of the mayor's bedrock issues, education.

He said that Senator Elizabeth Warren, former Senator John Kerry and Senator Edward M. Kennedy, all Massachusetts Democrats, had a litmus test on this bedrock issue.

In fact, Mr. Bloomberg and his three predecessors have been remarkably consistent about how they dealt with the city's two bedrock issues, economic development and crime-fighting, and there is every indication that Mr. de Blasio fits neatly into the consensus.

He's rebelled over Heathrow and selling off forests but when it's come to bedrock issues like protecting the wealthy against the tax man and cutting the incomes of the poorest, he's been a model of Tory conformity.

While Trump has taken conservative positions during the campaign, he has held a variety of less hard-line views over the years, including on such bedrock issues as abortion.

The Tories' platform during the June European and local elections was based on keeping in focus bedrock issues such as the economy, job creation, and health and education reform; casting Labour as profligate and irresponsible; and portraying the Conservatives as the party of thrift, responsible spending and transparency.

At issue immediately is whether that can be achieved through a shift in tactics and tone, or will instead require a deeper rethinking of the party's longtime positions on bedrock issues like guns and immigration.