Sentence examples for Sorting out the problem from inspiring English sources

In Canada, a judge's ruling that a poem constituted a death threat is being appealed: "Antonio Batista wrote the poem about Pat Saito, a Ward 9 Mississauga councillor, after he received a property tax bill in 2005 meant for a developer and had trouble sorting out the problem".

The government has charged the Financial Services Authority with sorting out the problem.

Mr Chambers insisted on sorting out the problem before arriving, more than half an hour late, at the meeting.

The union said sorting out the problem of youth inactivity was absolutely vital, but warned it could not be done on the cheap or by scapegoating young people.

So Li Keqiang, who is likely to become China's next prime minister, is trying to show his mettle by sorting out the problem.

Hunt will say that he has been contacted by patients who told him of a series of medical errors caused "by poor continuity of care, by a system where no one took responsibility for sorting out the problem or looking after the person rather than just a part of the body where things had gone wrong".

"The past decade was a period of sorting out the problems facing the nation.

Sorting out the problems of over-capacity would become easier as consolidation took place across national borders.

They were good at protecting roads, delivering water and sorting out the problems the government can't.

Even so, Germany's economic clout means Angela Merkel has an effective veto on the proposals canvassed for sorting out the problems of monetary union.

Ownership of the club has twice changed hands in the past two months, and current president Giampietro Manenti had claimed he was confident of sorting out the problems.