Sentence examples for issues we take on from inspiring English sources

To go forward from here, we need to do three things: expand the range of issues we take on when we represent employees in the workplace, change the way we relate to the community, and begin to move away from outdated models for labor activism rooted in the era of the industrial economy.

"We don't have the finances for it, we have problems of our own, and we have to solve our own issues before we take on everyone else's problems," Michael Burt, 54, of Creedmoor, N.C., who worked in hotel security but is now on disability leave, said in a follow-up interview.

While we waited, Professor Cowen talked a little about obesity and health, the bigger issues he takes on in his book, at times sounding like Michael Pollan.

During the cold war, while Latin America was undergoing enormous upheaval, doctrinal issues took on a political dimension, said Salvini.

And with a new defense agreement and regional issues taking on greater importance Syracuse University's Newhouse School of Journalism Wednesday hosted Brazil Corporate Communications Day.

But this year the issue has taken on new urgency, with even some conservatives supporting constitutional revision.

The issue has taken on new significance with the news that Mr. Putin is poised to return to the presidency.

The pricing issue is taking on critical importance because of the music industry's recent slump.

One early issue Belcher took on was that of defending the established church.

We really took on the issue of HIV/AIDS and the exploitation of children.

We love taking on the tricky issues".