Sentence examples for Get to grips with the issue from inspiring English sources

With only 12 female chief executives in the FTSE 350, ministers want businesses to get to grips with the issue.

By failing for the umpteenth time to get to grips with the issue of Zimbabwe, the SADC leaders are seriously undermining Africa's credibility on the world stage.

Saturday's ceremonies however were far more than a showcase of the progress the US has made to get to grips with the issue of race, the country's original sin.

Governments have to get to grips with the issue, said Prof Udo Becker, who led the study, which was commissioned by the Green group in the European parliament: "Internalisation of external costs is the essential thing in a market economy.

The prime minister said the UK needs to "get to grips" with the issue of domestic violence when he was asked on BBC Gloucestershire about the case of Hollie Gazzard, who was stabbed to death by her ex-boyfriend in February.

What seems to be lacking in the organisers is any concerted attempt to take a step back, think long and hard and get to grips with the issue which has bedevilled the race for years: how to manage and probably limit its constant growth.

BSR has just published a report that seeks to help companies get to grips with the issues, including eight guidelines for conducting effective human rights impact assessments.

It will be Mr Díaz-Canel's job to get to grips with the "issues of greater scope, complexity and depth" that Raúl said the government was grappling with.

German chancellor Angela Merkel, the most powerful politician in the EU, was said to have supported Cameron's insistence on the finance ministers' getting to grips with the issue.

PlayStation said it was getting to grips with the issue and thanked users for their patience.

Earlier, shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said she believed neither Mrs May nor Mr Gove had got to grips with the issue of extremism.