Sentence examples for collective tackling from inspiring English sources

In Philly this month, Shakespearean productions has been blooming along with spring, at the ballet with Midsummer Night's Dream, in repertory with Much Ado About Nothing/Othello at PST and Philly Arts Collective tackling Timon of Athens.

This view clearly places the individual at the center of the cloud offering, emphasizing on the dimension of personal and collective tackling of information.

The unfortunate result of this misinformation is that bulging egos have made collaborative efforts increasingly difficult – artist collectives tackle this issue from a perspective that is beyond reproach".

Corbyn's speech came as Owen Smith launched his manifesto for fairness at work, which he said would give working people "a voice, strengthening collective bargaining, tackling exploitation and delivering greater equality".

This year, the collective is tackling LACMA.

The collective can tackle stress and bullying and defend principles of journalistic ethics as well as dealing with the bread and butter industrial issues of pay and terms and conditions.

Loretta Ross, current national director and one of the founding members of SisterSong – the women of colour reproductive justice collective – has tackled this issue often, revealing that black women have been on the frontlines of the reproductive justice debates for years, and actively advocated for birth control.

After a few more self-referential blog posts and lots of data points, Gopman formed a collective to tackle the problem in the best way he knew how, striving to create a homeless community akin to Burning Man.

After a few more self-referential blog posts and lots of data points, Gopman formed a collective to tackle the problem in the best way he knew how, striving to create a homeless community akin to Burning Man.

Since there is no consensus or collective approach to tackling racial inequalities in mental health services, politicians and policy makers are thus influenced by clinicians in providing solutions.

Offsetting – the practice of paying others to reduce their emissions for you – is the world's best first step in tackling collective inaction on climate change.