Sentence examples for issue could not be tackled from inspiring English sources

Councillor David Simmonds, chairman of the Local Government Association's Children and Young People Board, said councils were keen to reduce the wait but the issue could not be tackled through a "one-size fits-all approach".

But writer-director Haynes is able to make explicit an issue which could not be tackled by the Sirk movies at the time, and is still partly implicit in a modern and distinctively gay critical sensibility which treasures them now - homosexuality.

The UK must not turn its back on Europe, he said, as huge issues such as terrorism, mass migration, disease and climate change could not be tackled alone.

This is a very important issue that needs to be addressed in estimating prevalence of CAs but could not be tackled in the present study.

Considering that 1950's 3D is said to have been crippled by image-quality issues that couldn't be tackled in the analog age, this distinction is crucial.

The issue has not been tackled, because promoter analyses without experimental support are merely speculative.

"These issues can't be tackled by a gender approach only".

What qualitative research studies lack in scale they often make up for in depth or "thickness" of understanding in addressing issues that could not otherwise be tackled (see below and Table 2 for examples).

"There is hardly an issue in Europe that hasn't been tackled before.

He later said the riots could not be blamed on smacking, but that the issue needed to be tackled.

The questions he tackles here could not be more pertinent.