Sentence examples for rather address the problem from inspiring English sources

I would rather address the problem of putting them in prison, because that is the best way to do it for the process of justice, and simply because I don't want them out there, because people would actually kill them".

In follow-up conversations on Twitter, he continued to hit below the belt rather than address the problem.

Perhaps that's why top officials at Wal-Mart's Arkansas headquarters, when informed of the widespread bribes, shut down the investigation rather than address the problem.

Gender-based violence was discussed in terms of the roles of non-governmental social services and services for immigrant and Aboriginal peoples and how they might perpetuate rather then address the problem of violence against women.

Some institutions turned inward, trying to insulate themselves rather than address the problems in their own backyards.

In order to address the problem, rather than select more fetchers Jones has recruited the services of Smith to provide some guidance to the players he has picked.

In December 2002, the state commission's staff members told the county that it must "literally address the problem" rather than making "a gesture" at reducing overcrowding.

"Across cultures, people resolve climate-change threat in symbolic ways, rather than by trying to address the problem itself," the researchers conclude.

But the emergency measures showed that the government was trying to address the problem rather than merely cover it up, as it might have done in past years, some environmental activists said.

If the federal government includes survivors and activists in finding ways to address the problem, "rather than just bureaucrats," she added, "we can actually do work to diminish sexual assault".

But critics accused the Government of passing the blame on to local doctors and politicians for failures in dementia care – rather than providing the resources to address the problem – which ministers claim is a priority for them.