Sentence examples for for tackling the issue from inspiring English sources

A new law was passed, and the government won plaudits for tackling the issue.

Politicians are right to recognise public concern, though their enthusiasm for tackling the issue also owes to narrow electoral calculus.

This government makes no apology for tackling the issue, to build a safer seven-day NHS for patients," he said.

Runner-up London borough of Barking and Dagenham for tackling the issue of poor basic skills among its workforce.

"I applaud the Labour Party for tackling the issue of the foodstuffs filling our children with the empty calories that fuel obesity.

Dr Mary Bousted, general secretary of the ATL, said scrutinising holiday arrangements was "just one of a number of suggestions" for tackling the issue.

But strongly held views on the issue, which cross party lines in the House of Commons and involve uncompromising opposition from right-to-life groups, including the Roman Catholic Church, have kept governments from tackling the issue for decades.

These steps may include lending a hand to local organizations benefiting homeless youth, or pushing lawmakers to support increased funding for programs tackling the issue.

Many Democrats offered only the blandest of statements praising the president for tackling the affordability issue.

On Capitol Hill, Democrats drafting health legislation have so far shown little appetite for tackling the liability issue.

It calls for making deforestation of public land a crime and for tackling the vexed issue of land titles to make it easier to control its use.