Sentence examples for are not tackling from inspiring English sources

"Mosques are not tackling radicalisation".

There are few publications or television channels that are not tackling the issue.

Whether it's the deficit, education or investing in young people or immigration — we are not tackling [them] in the fundamental ways required.

For example, if the team are not tackling as well as they are expected to, this will be indicated by a red warning light.

The public deserve to feel reassured that their local police forces are not tackling serious crimes with a slap on the wrist," said Vaz.

Government measures to address the gender pay gap are not tackling the situation facing women over 40, the former Conservative minister for women and equalities, Maria Miller, has said.

The worry now is that if imbalances are not tackled, they may in time breed another calamity.The size of the saving glut is staggering.

"In the long run, the underlying problems are not tackled".

Note that SCTP also has some other advantages which are not tackled here, e.g., protection against SYN flooding and selective acknowledgments (SACKs).

Most aspects of uncertainty are not tackled by oemof, but the collaborative development and structural properties may reduce linguistic and structural uncertainty.

Stigmatising myths can be fuelled by both rumours (especially when they are not tackled) and also, as examples in previous crises have shown, official sources of information.