Sentence examples for refusal to tackle from inspiring English sources
Refusal to tackle climate change is not an option.
Biggest gripe Fifa's refusal to tackle diving or feigning injury - something instant video evidence would cut at a stroke.
He has warned about climate change for 20 years and has openly criticized the administration's refusal to tackle the issue head-on.
Second is the refusal to tackle a basic structural problem: that China is a country with hundreds of millions of migrant workers, most of whom are separated from their families, who all take their holidays at exactly the same time.
The Beckett review pointed to Mr Miliband's refusal to tackle head on what she rightly called "the myth" that Labour caused the economic crisis, which many voters now believe.
Analysts will be watching to see if countries emerge from Katowice with a clear intent to increase their ambitions, or if the Trump administration's refusal to tackle climate change might persuade other leaders to slacken their own efforts.
Much maligned in recent decades due to its inability - some say wilful refusal - to tackle the sport's doping problems, its reputation is on the up again thanks to a sense that the worst of those problems are in the past, cycling's rising popularity and a new focus on issues such as women's cycling.
Two other problems with the summer program are harder to tackle: the refusal of thousands of parents to enroll their children despite the likelihood that the children will be held back, and the daily attendance rate, which this year was stuck around 77percentt.
The dynamic refusal scheme is a key technique to tackle circular waiting, which further improves the efficiency of clusters forming.
Five problems to tackle 1.
