Sentence examples for issue to tackle from inspiring English sources

One wonders why the government chose this issue to tackle as the economy teeters on the brink of collapse.

"Yes, the government has a role to play, but this isn't solely a government issue to tackle.

One key issue to tackle is whether corporate loans and deposits should be included in the ring fence.

Gen. James L. Jones, who stepped down recently as President Obama's national security adviser, often told visitors that if he had to pick one foreign policy issue to tackle, it would be the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, because its resolution would help with all the others.

Why is there no political debate on how to tackle the grotesque unfairness that results from the public school/Oxbridge escalator to positions of power and influence – which cascades down the generations – or even to acknowledge that there is an issue to tackle?

Getting VR in the hands of your aunt and niece might be the first issue to tackle, though.

Two proposals have been issued to tackle the competitiveness problem.

There will be issues to tackle at Healtheon as well, she acknowledged.

The School Board has more urgent issues to tackle -- do we have to name them?

"My top issues to tackle first are taxes, taxes and taxes," he said.

In addition, the islands have a range of environmental issues to tackle, from mining in Jamaica to deforestation in Haiti.