Sentence examples for does not tackle the from inspiring English sources

The bill does not tackle the need to reform parliament.

"Subsidising fuel does not tackle the root of the problem," he says.

First, because it does not tackle the questions that hang over Berkshire's conglomerate model and its durability.

It is almost as if an Irish writer who does not tackle the subject risks being deemed not Irish enough.

In short, it does not tackle the overall restructuring of provincial financing that the IMF wanted.Neither does the budget stand much scrutiny.

Perhaps most important, this budget does not tackle the huge costs of pensions and benefits to the state, New York City and other areas.

In other words, it doesn't tackle the problem.

But it doesn't tackle the issue of the gate and the gatekeeper.

"It risks landlords selling up, and doesn't tackle the main problem – a lack of stock".

That's great, but it doesn't tackle the issue I thought it was meant to be tackling, about getting people reading," he said.

And in any case, the proposal doesn't tackle the basic problem: That voters don't want integration if it means more free market discipline.