Sentence examples for demanding tackling from inspiring English sources

Racism in the military became one element in a complex situation, rather than the central issue demanding tackling.

In Nobbs's writing, the crossword is preposterous: a daily intellectual demand tackled by those whose lives have left them too battered to solve it, and who remain forever compelled to try.

This is a problem that Mr Ellwood's shareholders will now demand he tackle, whether with a European venture or in some other way.

Several big polluters have demanded nations tackle the burden equally despite some countries, like China and India, contributing far more emissions than others.

France is not merely a member of this camp, but its leader: Mr Sarkozy says that demanding "reciprocity" on tackling climate change will be a priority of his EU presidency.Nor is the French president neutral in the divisive debate over the role of the European Central Bank.

Its stresses preventing big plays and demands nasty tackling.

The demands of tackling the Iraq insurgency have forced America to short-change Afghanistan.

At issue is not only aid to Africa but the equally pressing demands of tackling climate change and balancing international trade.

But the solutions offered are limited, because, like the Tories' Help to Buy initiative, they are often aimed at stoking demand without tackling the fundamental problem of lack of supply.

Last Saturday, thousands of people marched on London's City Hall demanding action to tackle the woeful lack of affordable housing in the capital.

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