domestic issue

She also took issue with the president on domestic issues.

The two men were not far apart on domestic issues.

Domestic issues require more attention from the central government than ever before.

"We asked them all about domestic issues, because they are running for mayor, not some international office."

The questions from the media were split between foreign and domestic issues.

"She had suffered a lot in the past because of domestic issues."

"So we need to have more of a positive vision on domestic issues."

"The reason we will attack Iraq is to keep domestic issues at bay," he said.

There were two major domestic issues - the environment and energy - that did not come up.

Jim, married with three children, thinks the big domestic issue is not education, or the health service, but law and order.

And he stays far from the fight over domestic issues.

Last week, he was focusing his attention on a domestic issue - national service for young people.

"We talked about a couple of domestic issues," he said.

Did that mean voters would quickly move on to domestic issues once the war ended?

But none of the domestic issues are enough to make her vote for Kerry.

He also addresses such domestic issues as energy, economy, education, and mass culture.

And he is talking about speaking out more vigorously on domestic issues, especially the economy.

But they spent most of the time drawing distinctions on domestic issues.

One can disagree with this administration on a host of domestic issues.

"If you look at domestic issues, what are the Democrats talking about?

They worked on bringing personal and domestic issues into the public sphere.

The party is far closer to consensus, at least on domestic issues, than it has been in many years.

But this is a period when domestic issues in Japan are of increasing importance.

Do not let money be collected in your country to get people killed elsewhere on domestic issues.

He has tried to steer the election debate away from Iraq to domestic issues.