Sentence examples similar to engaging of issue from inspiring English sources

It's perhaps a sign of how jittery or unwilling the industry remains to engage on issues of human rights in global supply chains, that I failed to find one big construction company willing to be interviewed for this article.

"When I got here I thought, maybe naively, that we could really grapple and engage on issues of policy.

I'm conscious that cancer patients sometimes say their oncologists don't even care to engage on issues of alternative therapies.

"BP regularly engages on issues of common interest with the European commission and governments and policy-makers around the world," a BP spokesman said.

There is an enlarged community of practice now engaging with issues of highly vulnerable children, and the reach of the policy debate, that is now seeking to target highly vulnerable children within broader social protection systems and mainstream delivery of key services (education and health), is extremely positive.

Despite the complications and risks of engaging on the issue, some allies of Mrs. Clinton said they were privately pushing the issue with key party members to lift her candidacy.

Scholem knew the importance of his stature as the founder of the modern study of Kabbala and he responded by engaging with issues of his day from that perch.

Even Mr. Mohler admits that the church has often done a poor job of engaging with the issue.

For readers who have not yet been affected by the death of someone they know, this has to be a useful way of engaging with issues that will inevitably become relevant later in their lives.

It has also created a defensiveness in engaging with issues of race that owes more to angst than analysis.

It also emerged that using dental dams (when one can actually find them) or discussing and engaging with issues of consent was rare.