Sentence examples for to get issue from inspiring English sources

"We have been set up to be able to get issue ads out there when they make a difference," Mr. Boyd said.

"Together we're able to get issues on the table," Mr. Hennessy said.

At the event itself, organizers planned a series of conversations to get issues out into the open.

Most magazine publishers try to get issues to readers on Fridays and Saturdays so that they can catch up on magazine reading over the weekend.

The rest try to get issues resolved.

For those on the left of the party, Mr Miliband's constitutional convention would be a chance to get issues like House of Lords reform back on the agenda.

I realized you could use the campaign season to get issues pushed.

Since it's easier in California to get issues on the ballot couldn't we have seen this coming?

To make that happen, what farmers need is better price signals on sustainable farming and governments to get issues like water pricing and air pollution rules right.

Your posse will team up with you to get issues resolved, brainstorm ideas, and use your connections to help each other.

In years past, we worked together in Congress and frequently schemed to get issues like climate change onto the national security agendas of staff and Members.