Sentence examples for to work on issue from inspiring English sources

The for-profit arm took in $2.3 million last year, from candidates and from the party itself, which paid the corporation $966,000 to knock on doors for donations and to work on issue and electoral campaigns in Syracuse, Yonkers and Suffolk County.

No matter: Mr. Park got to work on issue No. 1 of The New-York Ghost.

Was it better to work on issues that people were currently agitated about, or to draw attention to ones that nobody was addressing?

President Fox has created a new cabinet-level agency to work on issues of Mexicans abroad.

The State Department in June also appointed a new envoy, Cliff Sloan, to work on issues related to closing Guantánamo.

Officials from both countries filled more than a dozen committees to work on issues like health, the rule of law and economic development.

When he transferred to the Pentagon policy office, Mr. Franklin was assigned to the Northern Gulf directorate to work on issues related to Iran.

He next took over the public health service's applied research unit and began to work on issues relating to an anticipated national health insurance system.

The award facilitates visits by top researchers from across Europe to work on issues such as hydrocarbon recovery, underwater robotics, imaging and acoustics.

Disenchanted by the smug homogeneity of Washington, Mr. Flowers leapt at the chance in 2005 to travel to Iraq with a team from the Justice Department to work on issues concerning mass graves and on Saddam Hussein's trial.

Hoping to avoid the frictions that have arisen at other sites, they have formed a 114-member commission to work on issues like compensation and jobs and provide a mechanism for airing grievances.