Sentence examples for refusing to tackle from inspiring English sources

By refusing to tackle poverty at its root, it is the government that is being neglectful.

It is Milosevic who is now refusing to tackle a political problem by political means.

Yet, the government sits idly by, refusing to tackle the issue or reform the policies that exacerbate it".

By Kelefa Sanneh Orlando Patterson thinks that sociologists have made themselves irrelevant by refusing to tackle black culture.

The government is not only refusing to tackle tax avoidance, but it's dismantling public services because it loses £25bn a year to it.

An Asia minus India and China is perhaps only wider if you live in the bits in between.Also, as Mr Tay concedes, Asian "regionalism" is "a mess", a bewildering plethora of ineffectual talking-shops that only keep going by refusing to tackle head-on any of the potential conflicts they are designed to defuse.

The army declined to stage a coup, as the PAD wants, but has also refused to tackle the protesters.

By his way of thinking, the risk of default was a clarifying kind of moment for lawmakers, who too often refuse to tackle hard problems.

The IFPI claims vKontakte has refused to tackle the issue of copyrighted music stored and shared through its social network, but the company has said otherwise in the last year.

Former officials I interviewed, including three former attorney generals and several former assistant directors of the FBI, were at a loss to explain why Hoover refused to tackle the threat of organised crime.

With two broken parties who refuse to tackle income gaps, permit tax havens, cut benefits, financially penalise the poor and strangle essential services, Scotland's wellbeing is a monopoly in their hands.