Sentence examples for getting to grips with the issue from inspiring English sources

German chancellor Angela Merkel, the most powerful politician in the EU, was said to have supported Cameron's insistence on the finance ministers' getting to grips with the issue.

"With the costs of government energy policy surpassing previous projections and the … budget already looking like it's been maxed out, government is right to be getting to grips with the issue," said EEF's Richard Warren.

The hope is to highlight a handful of individuals in public services doing interesting work and offer others working in the sector a starting point for getting to grips with the issue.

The consensus in Westminster, however, was that if anyone is capable of getting to grips with the issue, it is the calm and understated Scot, who was rated highly as a junior Northern Ireland minister before being promoted to the Department for Work and Pensions in the June 2003 reshuffle.

PlayStation said it was getting to grips with the issue and thanked users for their patience.

American neurologist Cantu, who is the National Football League's senior advisor on head, neck and spine injuries, as well as advising a number of individual basketball, ice hockey and NFL teams, said he was "personally disappointed" at the speed at which football was getting to grips with the issue.

And, because people are rightly bound to ask, we will report on how the Guardian Media Group itself is getting to grips with the issues.

And, because people are rightly bound to ask, we will report on how the Guardian Media Group itself is getting to grips with the issues," Rusbridger wrote.

With only 12 female chief executives in the FTSE 350, ministers want businesses to get to grips with the issue.

By failing for the umpteenth time to get to grips with the issue of Zimbabwe, the SADC leaders are seriously undermining Africa's credibility on the world stage.

Saturday's ceremonies however were far more than a showcase of the progress the US has made to get to grips with the issue of race, the country's original sin.