Sentence examples for issues to be tackled from inspiring English sources

There are key issues to be tackled, too.

Several of the issues to be tackled under this theme are yet to be determined, and will be identified through discussions with researchers and other stakeholders.

Module design and fabrication still have some issues to be tackled, such as compatibility of adhesives, seals, spacers, and feed distributors.

The concept of sustainable building design under such uncertain structural-parameter environment may be one of the most challenging issues to be tackled recently.

Campaign group No More Page 3 is celebrating the one year anniversary of tabloid The Sun dropping topless photos of women, but warns there are more issues to be tackled.

And conservation groups such as the Woodland Trust, who the Government had hoped would take on some of the heritage forests, warned there were bigger issues to be tackled in protecting England's woods.

The structural failure of a wind blade under extreme wind loads which can be treated as quasi-static loads is an important issue to be tackled when assessing the reliability of a wind turbine.

Such information can be provided by several sources and the main issue to be tackled is linking them within a computerized framework for information retrieval and statistical data processing.

The role of quantum chemical modeling of environmental effects can be of relevance in this respect but it is a very delicate issue to be tackled with different approaches.

While it is unfortunate that there are some bigoted people who may mistake us for Muslims and hurl abuse at us, the issue to be tackled here is ignorant hate first not the mis-identification of our religion".

Combined with the fact that she's a girl – and a black girl at that, which is almost never brought up as an issue to be "tackled" – Vod was primed for cult status from the start.