Sentence examples for thinking on issues from inspiring English sources

The effort foundered, but Mr. Castañeda concluded that Mr. Fox was the only viable opposition candidate, and one whose conservative thinking on issues was far more nuanced than he expected.

Completed over two days, the exercise helps officials fast-track their thinking on issues.

With big thinking on issues that are usually evaluated separately, this book is sure to scramble partisan divides and provoke unusual, heated debate.

I visited with this dynamic duo to explore their thinking on issues affecting engagement, productivity, and yes purpose and meaning in the workplace.

It is worth noting that although the FDA issues guidelines pertaining to clinical trial design, the guidelines are not binding but represent 'current thinking' on issues related to trial design (Table 2).

I hope our fellows will provide us with different viewpoints and challenge our thinking on issues related to education.

Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said he personally liked Mr. Hagel but considered him "out of the mainstream of thinking on most issues regarding foreign policy".

Brendan Barber, the TUC general secretary, said there was still a "major gap" between the two sides but saw "some movement in [the Government's] thinking on some issues".

The report - Soldiers in the Laboratory, published by Scientists for Global Responsibility (SGR) - argues that by concentrating on technological solutions, military science narrows thinking on security issues.

David Leonhardt [speaks sense](http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/26/business/economy/26leonhardt.html?pagewanted=1&_r=2&partner=permalink&exprod=permalink">offers a rundown of what Larry Summers is thinking on the issues of the day.

Ahel did not try to guide or otherwise influence the teachers' thinking on the issues, but simply developed their capacity for deliberation, sustained motivation, and action.