Sentence examples for the chief points from inspiring English sources

Still others claim that it's an acronym for the chief points of departure from the north, often given as Bayonne, Elizabeth, Newark and New York.

The pontiff even raised the issue of his papal authority, one of the chief points of theological contention between Roman Catholic and Eastern churches.

NEW YORK — After presenting the report on the causes of the loss of the Titanic to the Senate in Washington today [May 28], Senator William Alden Smith, chairman of the Titanic Investigation Committee, delivered a speech dealing with the chief points of the report.

Every unit of the Communist Party in the Soviet Union, from the republic to the local-party level, had an agitprop section; at the local level, agitators (party-trained spokesmen) were the chief points of contact between the party and the public.

The issue is particularly delicate now because the two countries are negotiating a long-term security agreement and among the chief points of disagreement are whether the American military will be free to conduct operations and detain suspects and whether, if its soldiers kill civilians, they will have immunity from Iraqi law.

This brings us to one of the chief points of controversy regarding the classical interpretation.

Autonomy was the chief point of contention, but not the only one.

Down the mine, sea level is the chief point of reference.

The chief point is, naturally, the size of the brain cavity.

But the chief point of interest in this unique sitting was the presence and the attitude of the Crown Prince.

But the chief point of interest was the future of 2010 superstar and 2014 Galatasaray forgotten man Wesley Sneijder.