Sentences with phrase «on all sorts of issues»

We strive to have a diverse workforce, which of course includes employing people of differing viewpoints on all sorts of issues.

I don't believe that people's body weight correlates with their views on these sorts of issues; for example, I have a Lunch Tray reader who's been battling obesity since childhood and is therefore all the more health - conscious as she raises her young daughter.

There is a place for the greening of theology that is the correcting of long - held wrong doctrines, the call for changes in action, and reflection on all sorts of issues in light of the crisis we face.

Speaking to journalists, he said: «Of course we have a really high level dialogue with China on all sorts of issues ranging from the economy and trade and business and of course human rights.

Now, Ryan Davis, the video's creator, claims that he slapped the URL in the video as part of the joke without even checking to see if it was available for purchase, but he is clearly working against the candidate whether or not he's working with Rogers: on his MySpace blog, Davis says, «Keeping Rudy from getting the nomination and helping secure a Democratic victory in ’08 is vital if we'd like to make progress on all sorts of issues.»

Denis Healey, even when fighting for his political life, did his utmost in the contest to stretch his personal position on all sorts of issues to preserve the appearance of unity in the Labour party.

News reports on these sort of issues tends to drown out anything else Trump would want to say that in his opinion would be more relevant.

Corey, who is a member of the Screen Actors Guild, said both Murphy and his fellow Democrat, U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, have no problem calling on Congress to open investigations on all sorts of issues.

Candidates across the city this year are running for City Council on all sorts of issues, but only one has released a detailed list of government, campaign finance, and voting reform proposals.

Carl Korn, spokesman for New York State United Teachers, said local chapters are autonomous and decide their own courses of action on all sorts of issues.

«I try to have free votes where possible on these sorts of issues.

And Joseph Romm of the Center for American Progress has argued that Nisbet's analysis of interest - group spending is badly skewed — for instance, the report counts BP's entire lobbying budget on the green side of the ledger, even though BP lobbies on all sorts of issues and barely lifted a finger when it came to cap - and - trade.

It was around this time that we began to hear activist groups described as NGOs and see them used as consultees to government on all sorts of issues — culminating in Friend of The Earth activist & Eng Lit graduate Bryony Worthington being brought into government to take the lead in formulating national energy policy.

Doctors, nurses, and health professionals are among the most - trusted voices in America on all sorts of issues — including on climate and health.

These firms also have huge data banks on all sorts of issues they can massage and analyze.

Hendersonville, TN About Blog This web page is a place where I share my thoughts on all sorts of issues and topics (on my blog) including history, theology, Christianity, traditional conservatism, as well as Southern and Appalachian culture.

Lots of commenters here have attributed my views on all sorts of issues to my position as an academic, or my general leftiness and I haven't taken violent offence.

We are contacted daily by worried parents and children themselves on all sorts of issues including radicalisation and dangers associated with extremism.

The unique globalization challenges of digital work, where you don't have a factory but maybe a single person in a completely different country than the company they're working for, makes it hard to track how and if people are being abused, but it's nice to see that there's research being done on this, and hopefully companies and governments are willing to crack down on these sorts of issues.