Sentence examples for issues tackled from inspiring English sources

– These are all issues tackled by criminology, strictly defined as the scientific study of crime.

She's not reloading for 2012, as Winfrey suggested, but focussing on 2010, and "making sure that we have issues tackled as Americans, that we're on the right road".

It's not that "NW" avoids big issues tackled by "White Teeth," like the legacy of British colonialism or the weight of exile.

When questioned about the absence of challenging political attitudes in contemporary music, Bragg referred to Kasabian and their topical issues tackled on Eez-Eh.

As the father of two teenage sons, I also have some experience at home of the issues tackled by David Bainbridge, a "veterinary surgeon with a zoological training".

The battle has brought together unions and Corsican separatists and threatens to be one of the most difficult issues tackled by Dominique de Villepin since he became prime minister on May 31.

Why do I believe in issues, tackling crime and issues like that?

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

"The headteacher made important contributions to equality issues, tackling discrimination and strengthening community cohesion across Birmingham, nationally and internationally.

Bullying is not the only issue tackled by Glee.

Or not the only issue tackled by Rachel, since most of the issues centre around Rachel.