Sentence examples for Tackled head on from inspiring English sources

This is a real problem for Obama, and one that must be tackled head on.

"The breakdown of discipline has become a major problem in all schools and it is one that has to be tackled head on," he told the assembled headteachers.

"The steps that we and our criminal justice partners are taking to tackle domestic violence risk limited success unless this complacency is tackled head on.

It is an issue that must be tackled head on.

These problems must be tackled head on – and that's why the stocktake is so important.

Of course it has to be controlled, and illegal immigration has to be tackled head on.

I said I wanted to see this tackled head-on and I welcome the commitment from the key players to set up a cross-industry forum that will help to do this.

The lack of diversity needs to be tackled head-on if the Journal really wants to do great work, said one nonwhite male staffer who saw the email and signed an earlier, similar note to Baker in March.

Nothing is tackled head-on: these are oblique sketches of grief and comic mishap which cascade jointlessly one into another.

It tackled head-on sex attacks by men on women.

Second, the tough issues that concern people have to be tackled head-on and not evaded.