Sentence examples for valued issue from inspiring English sources

Maybe freedoms of expression, like the right to wear certain band t-shirts or play certain music, is a more valued issue.

Some practitioners of ecofeminism and social ecology accused deep ecologists of having an inauthentic and superficial spirituality and not valuing issues of gender, class, and race highly enough.

That's a political theory made famous by Thomas Frank's "What's the Matter With Kansas?" According to this theory, "values" issues lead working-class Americans to act against their own interests by voting Republican.

This is ultimately a values issue, with no right answer.

Tax cutting plays not as an economic issue but as a values issue.

"It's a shareholder value issue for us," Mr. Ferlauto said.

The British values issue raises awkward questions about current assumptions on educational governance.

Rather than portraying this as a racial issue, although prisoners are disproportionately black, it should be considered a values issue.

I would like to ask Americans who voted for George W. Bush because of "moral values" which moral-value issue tipped the balance for you.

Ten years ago, when he was the vice president, Mr. Quayle made Murphy Brown's out-of-wedlock television baby a "family values" issue.

He appears to be outraged that Mr. Kerry is not campaigning on the terms he prefers, but has lifted the "values" issue from the radical right and is going to run with it.