Sentence examples for tackle hostility from inspiring English sources
He said the corporation will use its "own airwaves" to tackle hostility towards the £145.50 cost in the future.
Sherriff coordinated a letter from more than 40 of Labour's female MPs in July, calling on Corbyn to do more to tackle "escalating hostility and abuse" within the party.
But Labour has to be very calibrated about how it tackles exploiting hostility to the spending squeeze.
Iraq and Ukraine tackle the hostilities directly: Iraq evokes the brutalities of the Islamic State (also known as ISIS or ISIL) in drawings, watercolors and photographs, while Ukraine illustrates its ordeal through painting, sculpture and an installation with artists who are on a hunger strike.
"I hope you can help Michael Gove and me to tackle the flames of hostility whipped up in recent weeks.
The acrimony over the Polish role must also call into question the UN's inclination to hosting the talks in countries that have a history of hostility to tackling climate change, in the hope that the prestige of holding the talks would persuade governments to take a more constructive stance.
Politically, this is causing headaches for the Conservative-led coalition, because David Cameron, the Prime Minister, promised to tackle the perception of Tory hostility or indifference to the NHS.
Mitsubishi, they contend, focuses only on the most obvious outbreaks of hostility rather than tackling an environment that may foster it.
But even if the growing clamour over its miseries can bring an end to this system, it embodies a hostility to asylum seekers – in Australia and beyond – that will persist and must be tackled.
