Sentence examples for the issue hinges on from inspiring English sources

On one side the issue hinges on individual rights, while the other sees abortion as an act of murder.

The issue hinges on "service time," or how much time a player spends at the major-league level.

The issue "hinges on ownership" and Haringey council is attempting to contact the owners of the building to establish if the work was taken legally.

As Niko Härting, a lawyer specializing in media and Internet law, points out, the legality of the issue hinges on the question of whether the man named by Ms. Friedrich, who has become a public personality in Germany since placing seventh in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, actually wrote and sent her the message.

The issue hinges on what the Fed thinks is going to happen to the growth next year.

In New York, much of the issue hinged on a central question: Should local school districts and unions be permitted to sign on to the state's Race to the Top plan, even if they disagreed with parts of it?

In his dissent to the order, which he wrote separately from the other conservatives on the court, Kavanaugh argued the issue hinged on whether the doctors who perform abortions at the state's clinics can obtain admitting privileges to a hospital within 30 miles of the clinic where they provide abortion care.

McClatchy's last poem for The New Yorker, "My Plot," published in the January 22 , 2018 issue, hinges on the title's double meaning, using the idea of the cemetery plot to both mourn and celebrate the confinements and possibilities of narrative contrivance, and of mortality itself.

David Hull claims that the group selection issue hinges on "whether entities more inclusive than organisms exhibit adaptations" (1980, p. 325).

The fourth and most important issue hinges on a word much in play these days: offence.

That issue hinges on whether the punishment for failing to buy health insurance is a fine or a tax.