Sentence examples for how it tackles from inspiring English sources
But Labour has to be very calibrated about how it tackles exploiting hostility to the spending squeeze.
Meg Hillier, the chair of the public accounts committee, said HMRC needed to think harder about how it tackles tax evasion, the hidden economy and criminal attacks.
The aim is "to make the power-play between the gods and the mortals more recognisable", he says – though ultimately, the opera endures because of how it tackles the two unchanging human preoccupations.
Rabbatts will now work with the Premier League on how it tackles sexism in football, but would a woman non-executive board member help their cause?
In particular, we discuss (i) how it tackles the main issues challenging the representative replication of network workload, and (ii) our design choices and its advanced features that make it suitable to analyze complex and emerging network scenarios.
Meanwhile, Twitter representatives could be called to face questions from the influential Culture, Media and Sport Committee of MPs in the autumn about how it tackles such issues, chairman John Whittingdale said.
Because developers have to meet eco-ratings based on everything from how close a home is to public transport to how thermally efficient it is, how well it tackles recycling and whether it uses sustainable materials, green housing is not just about technology it is about how it fits into the local environment.
Yet, the most compelling aspect of A Star Is Born is how it accurately tackles the toxic relationship between fame and substance addiction.
It asks: what is the 'problem' that outreach work seeks to address and how is it tackled'?
Last week Facebook solicited help with what it dubbed "hard questions" — including how it should tackle the spread of terrorism propaganda on its platform.
