Sentence examples for of tackling the issue from inspiring English sources

LS: Given the current economic climate, how wary were you of tackling the issue of unemployment?

He adds: 'It encourages people to save, which is a far better way of tackling the issue of high house prices than increasing loan-to-values".

As such, it might be tempting for the Premier League as a means of tackling the issue of "competitive balance" without necessarily hitting its own revenues.

Using marketing to promote healthy foods is not the only answer, he said, but is an important part of tackling the issue.

The deal, Van Ypersele said, was "a recognition that the science is solid and that everyone is aware of the urgency of tackling the issue".

She said that, given the high number of informal unions, the government must recognise that legal restrictions on child marriage fall short of tackling the issue.

But in the first days of tackling the issues of governing here, she and her staff have been distracted by more basic duties.

Much negative play has been made of the phrase "we are all in this together", but it actually rings true in the case of tackling the issues arising from the use of education agents.

If we can improve perceptions and demonstrate the importance of residential care as an integral part of the spectrum of support, we stand a far greater chance of tackling the issues that affect our sector.

In the meantime, FIFA is concentrating on tackling the issue of match fixing for friendly games.

Runner-up London borough of Barking and Dagenham for tackling the issue of poor basic skills among its workforce.