Sentence examples for issues of tackling from inspiring English sources

Of course, I hope this young man has a bright political future: my worry is that he'll be wheeled out, as Pearce and Warsi have been, to demonstrate the party's inclusive credentials while the substantive issues of tackling race inequality and representation are ignored.

Research leader Peter Gething from Oxford University described the climate link as an "unwelcome distraction" from the main issues of tackling malaria.

But creditors are still fiercely divided over the red-button issue of tackling Athens' staggering €321bn mountain of debt.

The British Medical Association says the issue of tackling problem drinking is complex and is calling for a longer-term strategy.

On the issue of tackling the supply of drugs, it found "little evidence on the cost effectiveness of [criminal-justice] activities", and "that little we have does not offer strong support".This might have been of interest to the voters whose money was being spent on such untested schemes.

In 1994, proposals to construct two incinerators in his hometown of Lucca led to him focusing his efforts on the issue of tackling the growing problem of waste.

Authors like Lin [14] point out that today, the issue of tackling large amounts of data is addressed by a divide-and-conquer approach, the basic idea being to partition a large problem into smaller sub problems.

Health Secretary Nicola Sturgeon said: "Labour's Alcohol Commission makes some constructive suggestions for debate, but it ducks the central issue of tackling the cost of alcohol sold at pocket money prices in Scotland.

"You pick a small number of issues – tackling poor housing or tackling waiting times in A&E.

The reason we wanted to have this discussion is that we wanted to work on the policy issue in advance of tackling the COMPETES reauthorization.

"He is not really an internationalist, despite the obvious merit of tackling issues like climate change at EU level".