Sentence examples for tackled these matters from inspiring English sources

"While we tackled these matters swiftly and transparently, and have strengthened our anti-fraud proc This article was altered on Wednesday 1 July 2009 because the DWP investigation is into the former New Deal Scheme not the Flexible New Deal Scheme.

There has been no shortage of movies, television shows, novels and pop songs that tackle these matters -- angrily, earnestly, satirically, anxiously.

"It is important that the way in which we tackle these matters is done in a way in which we resolve the problem and not make matters worse," she added.

Then there is the Senate's notorious hesitance towards tackling these matters.

Government has told us that it is our responsibility to tackle those matters; whether it is criminal, civil or consumer.

After several more weeks of dithering, the prime minister at last tackled the matter in his new year's speech, condemning any attempts "to demonise groups of people on the basis of their religion or ethnic background".

One possibility is merely that, during the 1860s, such luminaries as Alfred Russel Wallace, Ernst Haeckel, and Thomas Henry Huxley had all publicly tackled the matter of human origins and not invariably to Darwin's satisfaction.

Just over ten years ago, screen and television writer Aaron Sorkin (The West Wing) tackled the matter in an episode of his under appreciated series Sports Night.

Answering the questions above requires the development of suitable imaging tools and this Bridge the Gap article proposes a series of approaches that could be used to tackle these and other relevant matters in the field of metabolic diseases.

Whether Google should be tackling these problems is a matter of opinion, but doing so is endemic to the company.

The trouble is that shareholders are tackling most of these matters already.