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Oscars host Chris Rock tackled the issue with a stream of gags, but the combative mood was blunted by the appearance of Fox News commentator Stacey Dash – a high profile critic of Black History Month – and a less-than-incendiary speech from musician Quincy Jones.

Ian Stewart says he has tackled the issue with his trade union principals saying the cut will be deferred for a year and he hopes to bring down the number of staff losing out.

Johnson subsequently tackled the issue with all his consummate legislative skill.

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Three years on, campaigners are concerned that cereal manufacturers have made little attempt in tackling the issue – with certain products containing more sugar than before.

Politicians have failed to tackle the issue with "anything like the radicalism required", he admitted in a speech to independent school headteachers in Brighton.

While FGM has been illegal for decades, we are only now beginning to see real action to tackle the issue with the first prosecution going through the courts.

Last week, they reaffirmed their commitment to tackle the issue with the adoption of an historic wildlife trafficking resolution at the UN General Assembly.

However, research published on Thursday revealed more work is needed to tackle the issue, with 14% of babies born globally still at risk of preventable brain damage.

The US government, in an object lesson to ours (in which, it has to be said, a shortage of female loos may not be too much of an issue), is tackling the issue with appropriate gravity and a bill.

The Obama administration's first salvo at college costs came last Tuesday, in a speech by Mr. Duncan in Las Vegas, in which the secretary prodded college officials to tackle the issue with greater creativity and urgency.