Sentence examples for resolutely tackling from inspiring English sources
Japan is determined to join other countries in resolutely tackling this issue.
After almost 100 days at the helm of one of Europe's biggest conglomerates, the man who was praised as the "wonder boy" of German business is now expected to act resolutely to tackle the problems of the company's ailing mobile-phone division.
His latest film, the resolutely superficial "Mansome," tackles the fearsome topic of masculinity as expressed through grooming, and it feels like a bunch of television segments slapped together, with sparing use of Mr. Spurlock himself.
Setting out her agenda, she said she would strive to give Unesco a more prominent role in international talks on climate change and would focus more resolutely on the issues ranging from gender roles to tackling the financial crisis.
(Lee) 'I.O.U.S.A.' (PG, 1 30) Tackling the unsexy topic of our soaring national debt, Patrick Creadon's resolutely nonpartisan documentary tracks America's "fiscal cancer" through centuries of budgetary highs and lows.
Where would the sounds go?" Miliband, who while in office struck a resolutely optimistic note about the involvement of the US in a new deal on climate change, was now more ambivalent about the American commitment to tackling its emissions.
Looking at incidence rates is not a resolutely stupid way to approach things – we do need to tackle the disorders that affect a lot of people.
Ed has campaigned resolutely for the living wage of over £7 an hour to ensure that women's low pay is tackled properly.
Once more in dealing with a crisis, precious time has been wasted on pointing fingers instead of working collectively to assess and tackle the challenge; on scrambling to raise fences along national borders as if this could be a solution to the largest refugee flows since WW II, instead of resolutely joining forces, resources and ideas to seek the best possible solutions.
I resolve to resolutely restyle my resolutions.
