Sentence examples for grip this issue from inspiring English sources
"The last two days should be a wakeup call for a government that needs to grip this issue and do so quickly.
But Stephen Gilbert, the Liberal Democrat MP for St Austell and Newquay, said the events of the last two days "should be a wake-up call for a government that needs to grip this issue and do so quickly".
"We have not gripped this issue".
Tony Blair, the former British prime minister and the quartet's special envoy, said the "single most important thing is that the new administration in the United States grips this issue from Day 1".
I can not believe we are not yet gripping this issue with the urgency that is needed and unless we do that, what you see isn't going to be one event that shocks and saddens us but an event that is repeated and repeated and repeated.
Ashdown, who is the UK president of children's charity Unicef, said: " I cannot believe we are not yet gripping this issue with the urgency that is needed and unless we do that, what you see isn't going to be one event that shocks and saddens us but an event that is repeated and repeated and repeated".
"We need to get a grip on this issue in the next six to eight weeks", Rutte said.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said: "We need to get a grip on this issue in the next six to eight weeks".
When will [the environment secretary] get a grip on this issue?" In York, the Ouse broke its banks, engulfing buildings in the city centre.
On the failure of successive governments to deal with the dysfunctional housing market, the more said the better – maybe they will finally get a grip on this issue.
So while it is good to understand what factors will determine our carbon budget, it is much more important to call on politicians and investors alike to get a grip on this issue and face up to the simple and incontestable reality: there's far more fossil fuel than we can burn, and the more of it that we take out of the ground, the greater the risk of an irreversible climate catastrophe.
