Sentence examples for how to approach the issue from inspiring English sources

"It's critical to learn how to approach the issue and how to resolve it," and not just to study facts, Mr. Shinohara said.

As Congress sorts out how to approach the issue, the Central Intelligence Agency and other agencies have begun to turn over a torrent of documents to the committees.

The government has funded the Understanding Slavery Initiative to develop teaching materials for use in museums and classrooms and training for teachers as to how to approach the issue.

That is why Reeday's landlord, Anchor Homes, has worked with Johnson, emeritus professor of health and social policy at Bristol University, to design a series of courses for staff on how to approach the issue of death in a sensitive manner.

With the Senate expected to reach votes on possible resolutions sometime next week, the signs of the new campaign seeped out after a weekly closed-door lunch in which Republican senators engaged in what participants described as a heated debate over how to approach the issue.

Many healthcare professionals, teachers, police, volunteers and others who come into contact with them, do not know what a mental health condition looks like or how to approach the issue.

"Because libraries are so deeply rooted in their communities, librarians have the best read on their communities and how to approach the issues around Internet access," said John W. Berry, who stepped down this week as president of the American Library Association.

Further dialogue among public and private sector stakeholders is needed to determine how to approach the complex issues surrounding integrated PHRs.

With no common guidelines for how to approach the problem list, issues such as missing problems [ 1, 2] and lengthiness [ 8] decrease the potential benefits problem lists could bring to patient care.

"I know that from my years of experience in meeting and interviewing them, how to approach the government on this issue.

Performances of his music can raise the issue of how to approach the work of a politically or morally tainted artist (as with Wagner, Strauss and others).