Sentence examples for navigating the issue from inspiring English sources

McCain probably has more experience navigating the issue of immigration than any other national Republican politician.

Centered on a family navigating the issues that can arise while raising a nonverbal special-needs child (portrayed by actor Micah Fowler, who has cerebral palsy), "Speechless" is a story Silveri said he had long wanted to tell after being raised with a brother with special needs.

Even if David Cameron navigates the issue successfully, some in his party will regard a yes vote as a betrayal.

There is, however, a way to navigate the issue of human rights, said Saad Eddin Ibrahim, an Egyptian democracy advocate living in self-imposed exile because the government has threatened to jail him.

Facebook acknowledged that it didn't have answers just yet about how it plans to navigate the issue, citing the early stages of its planned integration.

As one of the few comedies on a major network with a predominantly African-American cast, it has to navigate the issue of race in America.

Cameron will also have to navigate the issues of immigration and Europe in the face of the threat from Ukip.

Seamus Balfe, who has been a black-cab driver for 16 years, and James Farrar, an Uber driver who is also co-founder of United Private Hire Drivers, which represents minicab drivers, navigate the issues.

A peer support programme could help patients with EIA to navigate the issues surrounding their disease.

Fundamental questions arise: Are our current ethical principles and theories sufficient to help us navigate the issues arising from such research?

A look inside one such study—an exercise physiologist's effort to set new standards for Air Force combat soldiers reveals how its researchers and participants are navigating the controversial issue.