Sentence examples for tackle each issue from inspiring English sources

They close off with a comprehensive community-driven plan to tackle each issue: unemployment, parenting, absence of a basic school, a community centre and land ownership.

"There is a strong argument that tackling illiteracy and low literacy, as a 'foundational' social problem, would pay greater dividends than tackling each issue separately".

As we attendees anxiously consumed our fruity pops, the panel reviewed the wreckage and tackled each issue with sensitivity and anecdotal support.

Nevertheless, strategies are required that act jointly to reduce alcohol consumption and obesity as this would provide greater potential to reduce liver disease than tackling each issue separately.

Without an integrated research and policy agenda, the "science of muddling through" (Lindblom 1959) and tackling each issue one-by-one is likely to preclude a comprehensive, preventive, and integrated policy (Quade 1975).

A sign of seriousness would be if the two leaders declared that all future meetings will be private and if they agreed to set up working groups of experts to tackle each of the outstanding issues, also in private.

Participants earnestly and patiently tackled issue after issue, sorting each potential service cut or tax hike into one of four* buckets: from "Low Hanging Fruit," which required a 75percentt vote for passage; to "No Way, No How," a repository for intolerable sacrifices such as closure of a city-run nursing home.

In Japan, 34 new medical schools were established during the 1970s and early 1980s, with the intention of building at least one medical school in each prefecture to tackle the issue of physician shortage and maldistribution.

By tackling each of these three key issues Sinnamon says Enterprise Ireland has been able to increase the proportion of female owned start ups in its portfolio from 7% to 22%.

The program, which makes its debut on the Pivot cable channel on Sept. 14, is a hybrid talk show and reality show in which she and her friends and colleagues tackle a different issue each week, including the loss of privacy in an increasingly online world, and the abundance of sex — but lack of romance — in the lives of twenty-somethings.

So, how can we tackle the issue?