Sentence examples for directly tackling from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Gibbons goes as far to say that the innovative music channel partly forged its unique image by "directly tackling a social taboo".

Public health agencies have not been very effective in directly tackling these problems, and the task has been left to community groups, said Dr. Kang and other experts.

The group has made a conscious decision to focus its efforts on the dynamic of family and building social acceptance and awareness rather than directly tackling legal discrimination.

No minority policy coalitions are directly tackling the root causes of deforestation and forest degradation, that is, the politico-economic conditions driving them.

Directly tackling the concerns that the trading losses point to the urgent need to split the two roles, Mr. Raymond says the London whale actually reinforced the soundness of the current board structure.

The Harvard China Fund works to support interdisciplinary research and teaching about and in China, focus Harvard's considerable strengths in the field towards directly tackling challenges that face China and improve communication and collaboration with Chinese scholars and institutions.

Another video clip shown by LaPierre directly tackled Bloomberg.

In this paper, we aim to directly tackle this question.

Others argue that such schemes do not directly tackle structural issues underpinning poverty and inequality.

The X Files and Supernatural directly tackled the Mary myth on screen.

Few courts and no commentators, however, have directly tackled this issue.