Sentence examples for issues are being tackled from inspiring English sources

These foundational issues are being tackled by a growing number of organisations, many of which are supported by the Omidyar Network.

Longer-term social, educational and economic issues are being tackled by new groups such as Doctors for Free Libya, Youth Future Makers, Libyans Against Corruption and the religious-sounding United Youth Charity Organisation.

"The next iteration should be a more strategic, focused document, to make sure the most important priorities are clear and the most urgent issues are being tackled," says the Committee on Climate Change.

These issues are being tackled head on by the new multi-agency safeguarding hubs, or "Mash", which bring together police, children's and adult social care teams, health services and others to collect and share information on vulnerable children, families and adults.

It was not obvious that these issues were being tackled in 2012?

Councils said the issues were being tackled.

The issue is being tackled country by country.

Britain has argued within the European Union that quotas were not necessary in part because the issue was being tackled at a national level.

Poland, as usual, has been dominated by the ongoing corruption scandal that has led to more than 200 arrests of referees, players and club officials, something that at least indicates the issue is being tackled.

This issue is being tackled by companies like Luma, a WiFi home router shipped earlier this month by a tech startup with the same name.

There's no doubt there is a gun violence epidemic in the United States, but the issue is being tackled from the entirely wrong direction.