Sentence examples for traditional issues from inspiring English sources

"Normally what emerges at the surface are traditional issues, but behind that there's economics, politics and caste," Mr. Windia said.

"Nobody should think about traditional issues of global economics without having read this piece," Mr. Rowland said.

Mr. Nader acknowledges that on his traditional issues, Mr. Gore would promise more progress than Mr. Bush.

One member of the task force said the digital divide should not overshadow traditional issues defining rich and poor nations.

That may explain why plenty of the push now among Democrats involves more than traditional issues, like abortion, assigned to win over female voters.

As a right-winger, he has made smart centrist moves by proposing reforms to health care, one of Labor's traditional issues.

That will be our conservative, traditional, issue.

This is not a traditional issue where the aspirant middle classes back grammar schools against a feckless rump.

Although it is a matter of debate how spending on traditional issue ads would be categorized by the Internal Revenue Service, it is indisputable that spending on express advocacy would be classified as political.

Dealing with large data set is a traditional issue in environmental modeling like urban growth and land use change modeling.

We thus analyze in an original way the traditional issue of deriving outage probabilities in OFDMA cellular networks.