For many of them, Israel was not a primary issue.
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"Health care will clearly be the primary issue," he said.
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It has reduced religion to the primary issue of abortion.
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The primary issue with both of these models, however, was mounting.
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The primary issue is that the taxes are misused, Engel said.
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However, my peers remained my primary issue until the very end.
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The primary issue, it appears, is a serious problem of dating.
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And that&aposs the primary issue, exactly what did Donald Trump say?
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It is time to make it a primary issue for our candidates.
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The primary issue is that the protective effect of the immunization wanes.
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The same aide said logistics were the primary issue for Miami Beach.
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For older people who voted Labour, public service cuts was a primary issue.
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The primary issue for House Republicans is staring them right in the face.
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The water was the primary issue, and they tried to fish for food.
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In all of these cases, the primary issue is consent from the user.
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Progress is another matter, and how much takes place will be the primary issue.
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The primary issue wasn't just that the band was crap — Jawbone's response was, too.
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The display's primary issue is that the objects were found in graves, the Tribune reported.
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Therefore, you need to continue to make the lack of scientific certainty a primary issue.
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NCEO's Rodgers said it may be a better general election issue than Democratic Party primary issue.
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There are certainly nuances here, but the primary issue is that we just don't do it.
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Your primary issue is a fear of what you can't control, of what might go wrong.
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Hickenlooper doesn't see homelessness as the primary issue, nor does he think law enforcement should, either.
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His primary issue with the legislation is that it would put undue strain on small businesses.
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But the primary issue being flagged up is the perennial tug-of-war between security and convenience.
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But I am curious as to what the primary issue behind the psychological devastation of the move?
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How could they adopt that posture when that very issue is the primary issue to be negotiated?
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In Russia, which will host the World Cup in 2018, construction delays have been the primary issue.
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If your primary issue is protecting your baby monitor from hacks, the solution is easy: Go analog.
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Santiago does focus our attention on one primary issue: possession of firearms by people with mental health concerns.
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The primary issue is that the Vive requires a very solid gaming PC to play anything of consequence.
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Those candidates and numerous others won House seats and governor's offices using health care as their primary issue.
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"Monetization, as you might call it, that's not our primary issue right now," Olsavsky said of Alexa devices.
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Financial regulation has been a critical Democratic primary issue and a common sparring topic for Clinton and Sanders.
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Therefore, you need to continue to make the lack of scientific certainty a primary issue in the debate.
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He's also echoing a long tradition in black international relations thought, going back at least to the 1920s, that argues for a need to see race as a central mover in international politics and the need to confront racial inequality as a primary issue — perhaps the primary issue — in world politics.
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Ultimately, the 2020 primary issue Democrats care about most is who can stand up to Trump and beat him.
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There are many challenges with fixing Twitter, but the primary issue has to do with the form of Twitter itself.
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But the other sources said the primary issue for Shell was the change in the configuration of the LNG project.
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" In Clover Hope's article for Jezebel, she argues that the primary issue is "not as simple as creating more shades.
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For other stewardesses, unwanted attention has been the primary issue: That was the case for Cathay Paciific's female crew members.
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That the words are often impenetrable, and the material often discomforting, is also true, but perhaps not the primary issue.
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"I believe the primary issue will be in compliance, unless Trump chooses some of the more hardline measures," Hess said.
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In its latest poll, Wells Fargo/Gallup also noted that hiring quality talent was a primary issue for small businesses.
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Custody of their six children has been the primary issue in the divorce, with Jolie Pitt initially seeking sole physical custody.
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They resent when it appears that decisions are made by billionaire donors, especially since their primary issue has been income inequality.
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Bessner: The primary issue that both Sanders and Warren need to address is their position on the United States' global posture.
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A primary issue for urban dogs who are quarantined with their owners is the inability to go outside to relieve themselves.
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"The primary issue for companies is going to be liquidity," Robert Dodd, a BDC analyst at investment bank Raymond James, said.
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Mr. Cheng said that he took responsibility, adding that the primary issue was "our education's problem," according to local news reports.
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Despite the growing desire to work with Democrats, Republican voters still want Congress to stick with healthcare as the primary issue.
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A second investor said the primary issue was the company's weak prospects for cashflow generation and leverage level, rather than the covenants.
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His primary issue with the company is its valuation - or rather the fact that he does not believe it can be valued.
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But Egypt's El-Garhy wasn't fazed and insisted that Doha's terror links, not the economic fallout, was the primary issue at hand.
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For police officers, the primary issue with these biases is that they can lead them to use excessive force against black Americans.
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The "Stock Up" is not a primary issue and "will not be dilutive to any existing shareholders," executives said on the media call.
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The primary issue I ran into was how some of the apps maintained that half-screen format after I closed out and reopened.
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The lack of a solid professional class will be the primary issue holding Venezuela back, Farnsworth of the Council of the Americas said.
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Trump's wall has been the primary issue preventing Congress from reaching a funding deal for the 6900 fiscal year, which began in October.
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There are going to be some people affected in these outbreaks of mumps who avoided vaccination, but that's not the primary issue here.
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Approaching these voters means focusing less on Trump, unlike the 2020 presidential race where defeating — or reelecting — the president is the primary issue.
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One month after she filed for divorce, Jolie and Pitt are still locked in divorce negotiations — with disagreements over child custody their primary issue.
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Thus if one side demands that the other side concede the primary issue in dispute, then the very idea of a negotiation is useless.
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The primary issue is environmental: California, which grows more than 280 percent of the world's almond crop, is in the midst of perpetual drought.
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The primary issue in Gill is whether partisan gerrymandering can be challenged in court at all and, if so, when is such gerrymandering unconstitutional.
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If you believe that terrorists coordinating anonymously on WhatsApp is the primary issue here, then you're right — breaking up Facebook won't address your pet issue.
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Allred was one of the Democrats who won a GOP-held seat in last year's midterms while running on health care as his primary issue.
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The primary issue, and where the SEC comes in, is whether funds that say they are investing based on certain principles are actually following through.
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On the Senate side, Republicans spent equal time tweeting on health care and taxes; while, again, health care was the primary issue for Senate Democrats.
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In the House, Republicans have voted dozens of times to dismantle the law, and it has been a primary issue in congressional races since 2010.
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I just don&apost -- I honestly don&apost understand why we need to believe that Russia is the sort of primary issue of American political life.
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Norma Torres (D-Calif.) Immigration was shown by an America's Voice/Latino Decisions poll to be the primary issue driving Hispanics away from Republican candidates in 2016.
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While their specific missions range from indigenous rights to local low-income communities to labor, each organization recognizes the importance of addressing the primary issue of climate change.
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Thor said a primary issue during the quarter was balancing production with market demand, with wholesale shipments declining relative to retail sales as dealers worked through existing inventories.
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Republicans should "continue to make the lack of scientific certainty a primary issue in the debate," Luntz wrote, or else the public might start supporting aggressive clean energy legislation.
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The primary issue is defining a so-called "force majeure," or "act of God," which many contracts contain that say certain external acts allow vendors to keep prepaid fees.
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The primary issue Amazon has faced on Oracle is the inability for the database technology to scale to meet Amazon's performance needs, a person familiar with the matter said.
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The primary issue was, is and will always be whether any man has the right to dictate to a woman what she can or cannot do with her own body.
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There isn't much buzz for Flake to run in 21625 — he is a conservative but would be coming at Trump from the left on immigration, a hot-button primary issue.
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" She noted that her primary issue with the Tigertones' performance is the involvement of female and male audience members, and the group's attempts to "goad the oft-reluctant pair into kissing.
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Refinitiv data showed the $3 billion 2010 IPO of warehouse provider GLP was the last primary issue to raise over $500 million on SGX, excluding those of business trusts or REITS.
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There were some blips throughout the year, especially as investors responded to an influx of deals in November and cleared the decks in secondary to make room for new primary issue.
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European secondary prices are falling as investors' trade out of lower-yielding names, such as Swiss chemicals company Ineos' and German metering company Ista, in favour of higher-priced new primary issue.
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Biden won overwhelmingly with voters over 50, women, and those whose primary issue was defeating Donald Trump in November, while Sanders won big with voters under 50, according to CNN's exit poll.
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The primary issue is that autonomous cars still can't see well enough to safely maneuver in heavy traffic or see far enough ahead to handle highway conditions in any kind of weather.
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"The primary issue, which no one knows, is how much retaliation may develop and on what scale," Eric Freedman, chief investment officer at U.S. Bank Wealth Management, told CNN Business in an email.
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For many people who are active in politics, especially on the left, a primary issue is how and by whom members of marginalized groups are depicted in film, television, social media and art.
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The rest, detractors responding with a series of Slack messages boiling down to the phrase "I never use it," hadn't truly attempted to use it in earnest, which I believe is the primary issue.
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Though this quarter will most likely not help the stock, the primary issue affecting the company is more about the demand for upgrades rather than market share loss or substantial margin pressure, he said.
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In an entrance poll prior to the Nevada voting, 1.13% of Democratic caucus-goers cited health care as their primary issue with 62% saying they supported replacing private insurance with a single government plan.
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And while her goal has been to "keep the conversation going," responses like those from the Washington Spirit exacerbate the controversy by foreclosing attempts to tackle the primary issue of racism in the first place.
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While Washington's primary issue circles around which player will step up with the expected month-long loss of Andre Burakovsky (hand), Detroit appears to be in the unfamiliar role of sellers as the trade deadline looms.
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"The trade war is the primary issue, with recent softness in U.S. macro - where resilience had been accepted wisdom - a product of the uncertainty it is creating," said Robert Griffiths, global equity strategist at Credit Suisse.
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"The primary issue for us is the security of Hungary and the Hungarian people, and this document is totally at odds with the country's security interests," Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó said in Budapest on Wednesday.
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According to Barry Bennett, who has been advising the Trump campaign on handling delegates, the primary issue is that Trump representatives were not invited to a closed meeting about how delegates were going to be selected.
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"At the time of the incident, there was about 12 inches of snow in the area and the primary issue was getting response vehicles to the site," David Miller, environmental specialist at Iowa's DNR, told Reuters.
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KYLE DAVIS, HONOLULU To the Editor: If the Democrats do not welcome "pro-life" candidates and planks into their party, they are ceding millions of well-educated voters of conscience who see abortion as a primary issue.
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"The primary issue on this front … is not that the U.S. can't offer a low-volume option to potential buyers; rather it's that the U.S. still has no option for disposing of its own spent fuel," he said.
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Falcons 29, 49ers 22 San Francisco's primary issue was injuries on defense, but the 49ers need a lot more production from receivers not named George Kittle, as the tight end accounted for 134 of Jimmy Garoppolo's 200 passing yards.
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And in yet another case, this one in California federal court, Qualcomm is agreeing not to assert certain patents against Apple, looking to narrow that case to focus on the primary issue around the business dispute between the two companies.
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The primary issue is the affront to protocol, as well as reported concern for the safety of the intelligence source, which was compounded by the impression that the leak came from a witless leader oblivious to the gravitas of his office.
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At the time, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, which funds health and biomedical research across the country, didn't seem willing to do much about it, other than expressing some sympathy for these scientists' concerns, and blaming chronic underfunding as the primary issue.
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Twins RH Nick Tepesch (2016: 0-1, 11.25) Porcello has already matched his 2016 loss total but run support has been the primary issue, as he has allowed four earned runs over 23 2/3 innings through his last three starts - all losses.
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On Pro Football EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The primary issue confronting the New England Patriots at the moment is not whether they will advance to the postseason, because they have advanced to the postseason every year since the Louisiana Purchase, or close to it.
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"Containing our out of pocket health care costs is a primary issue for the union membership because we've been seeing our wage increases eroded by the rising cost of health care," associate registrar Carla Caputo said in the group's official press release.
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On Thursday, Philly Mayor Jim Kenney announced the city would not allow Jay-Z to host his massive Made In America music festival in Benjamin Franklin Parkway, effective next year, citing past "operational difficulties" as the primary issue, according to the The Inquirer's website, Philly.com.
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Access to China's film market has not been a primary issue in the trade talks, which have focused largely on Beijing's treatment of foreign companies, including its requirement that firms hand over valuable technology, its barriers to foreign business and its subsidies to Chinese firms.
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While many commentators recognize that such shaming methods used by an official do raise questions about abuse of power, some have pointed out that the primary issue in this case is that the employers of bodyguards are often more powerful than the state authorities.
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Regardless of that dispute, Thursday's brief — and the Justice Department's new position — is not based on some significant separation-of-powers issue or a compelling constitutional debate; the primary issue — as some scholars on the left and right agree — is the unexpected view of the severability argument.
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Former first-round pick Noah Hanifin and Jaccob Slavin and Brett Pesce are expected to be part of the team's core for years to come, but Carolina's primary issue may come in net as goaltenders Eddie Lack and veteran Cam Ward failed to impress last season.
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Hinman said the primary issue in determining whether cryptocurrencies and ICOs were securities was the expectation of a return by a third party, specifically whether there was a person or group that sponsored the creation and sale of the asset, and who played a significant role in its development and maintenance.
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Right now, the vast majority of all insurance- and government-funded addiction treatment programs are based on the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous: many hours in treatment are spent learning about the steps, with the goal of having patients ultimately become lifelong members of a 12-step program focused on their primary issue.
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Now that the primary issue is whether criminal conduct is required, I have done extensive original research and have come to the firm conclusion that Justice Curtis was correct and that criminal-type behavior akin to treason and bribery is constitutionally required, and that vague terms like abuse of power and obstruction of Congress did not meet the criteria.
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The primary issue with the deal, particularly for the Brexiteers, is what's known as the "Irish backstop," which is basically an insurance policy to guarantee that the border between Northern Ireland (which is part of the UK) and the Republic of Ireland (part of the EU) remains open as the UK and EU try to negotiate their future relationship.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) and Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE are already there, pushing conservative control of the Supreme Court as a primary issue.
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