Sentences with phrase «way on this issue»

In those branches of government, candidates routinely promise the voters that they will, if elected, vote a certain way on issues.

Some amici curiae have filed Brandeis briefs citing recent studies going both ways on the issue of whether more spending means a better education....

Many organizations have used Flash, Google Maps and / or Google Earth to present information in clear and compelling ways on issues ranging from the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill to congressional redistricting the scourge of political robocalls to Third World political corruption to the humanitarian crisis in Darfur.

Judge Jones noted that different courts have decided different ways on this issue.

Shouldn't Congress be leading the way on this issue?

This is sad... when supposedly Christian colleges are affirming gay marriage, contrary to God's commandments in the Bible against it, is proof that we have lost our way on this issue.

Unite is dead square behind him as are many of the CLP delegates but the other big unions can go either way on issues.

Flanagan will fight him every step of the way on that issue — exposing himself and the REPUBS as champions for continued corruption!

I look forward to New York State leading the way on this issue.»

Pence said that his party lost its way on the issue of fiscal discipline during the Bush administration.

We just lost our way on some issues in the second term.»

Mr Cameron tried to have it both ways on the issue — Eurosceptic when it suited him, but all - too - willing to sweep it under the carpet at other times.

David Cameron may have chaired the meeting about Tata Steel's British assets, but it is First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones (2nd R), who has led the way on the issue

This effect occurs only if voters might go either way on an issue, explains study co-author Jonah Berger, now a professor at the University of Pennsylvania.

Ultimately, I think states will lead the way on this issue, pursuing avenues such as partnerships with local industry leaders and hybrid programs that combine education and training for high - skill jobs and careers.

And they really need to do some soul searching about whether they can, in fact, have a bob each way on this issue.

Governments, public schools and universities often lead the way on issues of social and environmental responsibility.

So much hangs in the balance — the future of the Kyoto Protocol, the establishment of a Green Climate Fund, the launching of a new Technology Mechanism, a new Adaptation Committee, the founding principles of the Convention itself — and negotiators have so much at stake that they could really go either way on these issues.

If the climate alarmists have their way on these issues the result may well be very expensive for our civilization, as it is already in some «green» Western European nations, some Canadian provinces, and South Australia.

The Canadian Bar Association has led the way on these issues through Legal Health Checks and other preventive lawyering approaches that offer us some good models to consider.

But it sounds that way on this issue.

Good on Quebec for leading the way on this issue.

Come be part of a team that's leading the way on issues that matter to you and Ontario home owners.