Sentence examples for which issues to from inspiring English sources

The members would decide which issues to investigate.

The adversary system generally allows the parties to decide which issues to present.

The selection of which issues to revive could be uncomfortably subjective.

The administration has also learned which issues to avoid in order to win China's cooperation.

Mr. Shi drew that sentence by posting on a public Internet site his notes on a routine but classified 2004 directive from the Central Propaganda Department, telling editors around the country which issues to emphasize and which issues to avoid.

Popes do not change doctrine, but they do choose what to emphasize and what to downplay, which issues to elevate and which to set aside, where to pass judgment and where to talk about forgiveness, and so forth.

Mr. Reid has not made any firm decisions on which issue to address first, his spokesman, Jim Manley, said.

From the issue picker (the screen where you choose which issue to read) press the refresh button in the blue bar at the top.

Mr. Wall added another 1 billion Canadian dollars to that total, adding in other factors not studied by the Conference Board of Canada, which issued to the report.

So let's stop arguing about which issue to focus upon.

"The only question I ask is, 'Which issues matter to you the most, and who do you intend to vote for?' " said Mr. Braswell, a retired Navy captain.