Sentence examples for To attack the issue from inspiring English sources

I have advocated a carbon tax for many years as the best way to attack the issue.

We're not here to make money, we're here to attack the issue of hunger, and consumers like the purity of our program".

As the world's first minister for disabled people, which he became in 1974, Morris was able to attack the issue of disability poverty.

"We don't have a plan right now, but we're going to continue to attack the issue," said Stu Jackson, the N.B.A. vice president for operations.

"This is the first plan in the history of Brazil to attack the issue of public security in a comprehensive way," Justice Minister Gregori said.

But, they explain, the right remedy in theory, and even more so in practice is nearly always to attack the issue directly, with a tax, a subsidy or a regulation, and then let trade be unrestricted.

It is cheaper to attack the issues and invest in solving them than to deal with the costs.

"It is cheaper to attack the issues and invest in solving them than to deal with the costs," Polman said.

"If we really are going to address the problems in our community, we have to attack the issues in the traditional schools," said Sheena Wright, the organization's executive director.

He had already been the chief executive of the San Diego Padres, an executive vice president of Major League Baseball, and, most recently, Commissioner Bud Selig's point man in baseball's efforts to attack the issues plaguing the development of teenage prospects in the Dominican Republic.

The city has even tried to attack the deeper issue of how children are reared at home, by offering some families monetary incentives to go to the dentist for checkups, for example, or to maintain good school attendance.