public issue

But they were the kind who do not take part in public issues.

But it has become a public issue in only a few places.

She also has over 20 years of experience as a public issues consultant.

But she did not withdraw from working on public issues.

I in no way intended for it be a public issue.

Public Issue was his return to the studio after many years.

He took the progressive side on certain public issues as well.

Child sexual abuse became a public issue in the 1970s and 1980s.

"Government and public issues were what we talked about around the dinner table," he said.

The first public issues raised over $200 Million for less than 20% of the common stock.

You're no longer at an age where you can devote all your energy to public issues.

"But he chose to make a public issue out of it."

There has been no public issue of recordings by this group.

I've tried to make it a book of both public issues and personal convictions.

"This is the first time the Latino community has ever come together on a public issue," he said.

The social studies students are more inclined to be involved in following public issues, as well.

Engage the experience of those affected by a public issue.

"We have private troubles all the time, but now it's become a public issue."

More important public issues than his personal reputation are at stake.

In January there was just one public issue of equity.

He has written over 40 publications on legal and public issues.

This should become a major public issue that would be discussed in the media, taken up by the President and other leaders.

It was much too early for a public issue.

It has the strength to raise public issues and make impact at the policy level.

In 2000, he called for referendums on all major public issues.