Sentence examples for to define the issue from inspiring English sources

It's all about how you choose to define the issue.

SCORECARD -- By getting out of the box first, Democrats are trying to define the issue on their terms.

"As in any political debate, you can't give the other side free rein to define the issue," he said.

In a sign that public opinion about the trade-offs between national security and individual rights is nuanced and remains highly unresolved, responses to questions about the administration's eavesdropping program varied significantly depending on how the questions were worded, underlining the importance of the effort by the White House this week to define the issue on its terms.

Our goals are merely to define the issue of linguistic nativism, set it in context, and draw morals for our three approaches from some of the mathematical work on inductive language learning.

So why do Democratic activists and their media allies continue to define the issue as a partisan divide?

The N.F.L. and N.B.A. players consistently allow the owners to define the issues.

His first public notice in the West came in 1945 with the publication of his first book, War Crimes: An Attempt to Define the Issues.

And they are threatening strikes that union officials and television and film executives all expect to define the issues that will shape the entertainment industry's labor relations for decades.

This paper aim is to define the issues related to thermal comfort control through urban mosque facade design to achieve the quality of life.

Some mathematical and logical formalities are then introduced, both to define the issues more sharply and to open up the means with which to address them.