Sentence examples for ducking the need from inspiring English sources

Congress must bring responsible officials to account, and stop ducking the need for stronger laws to control gun trafficking.

American politicians ducking the need for gun safety should be as responsible in the face of tragedy as the new study group, known as the Hartford Consensus.

But if progressives aren't careful, dreams of reuniting the left can become a place to hide from reality; a means of wishing away awkward truths about what voters think, and ducking the need to compromise with your own party.

But if past practice holds, Congress will continue to shuffle the status quo and duck the need for painful reform.

Congress should bring responsible officials to account, but it cannot duck the need for far stronger laws to control gun trafficking.

It's now vital that the government does not cave in to pressure and duck the need to include radical measures in its forthcoming buses bill".

Environmental concerns were at the fore once again this morning as aviation, trade union and business bosses gave a joint press conference urging the government not to "duck" the need to expand Heathrow.

Mr. Gore said the Confederate battle flag should be removed from the South Carolina Capitol because it was a symbol of racism and that Mr. Bush was ducking the issue because he needed to preserve his conservative support.

The danger is that, with inflation falling and India enjoying a boost from cheaper energy, the country's leaders duck the tough reforms needed for lasting success.

In his response Ed Miliband said the budget did nothing to address falling living standards and said it ducked the challenge of reforms needed to energy, banking and housing.

Back in March, the NHS England chief executive, Simon Stevens, outlined the importance of STPs when he declared that: "Now is the time to confront – not duck – the big local choices needed to improve health and care across England over the next five years, and STPs are a way of doing this.