We first wanted to tackle the notion that student-athletes have to be students, and we stiffened the academic requirements for participation and continuing to play.
Scarcely four pages into the book he is tackling the notion that for most of history, up to Tudor England perhaps, it was the use of land and not land itself that was considered a possession.
It strikes me that the director spent the bulk of his career tackling the notion of a world without God (how liberating this is; how terrifying, too), only to arrive at the conclusion that we are all God, and that man makes God in his own image, for better or worse.
An interesting contribution is provided by Linke (cf. 1929): when tackling the notion of perception, Linke denies that perceiving consists in conceptually grasping (or in apprehending) sensations.
He was, though, a bit more hesitant to tackle the notion that the Motorola deal was put together because of their bid to nab Nortel's patents.
When global democrats tackle the notion of power, they do so through a specific lens: they are interested, predominantly, in how 'the people' can collectively rule themselves and potentially check the exercise of arbitrary power (Bohman 2007).
In 2014, men at Wharton, No. 1 among our top U.S. ranked business schools, started a club called the 22s – a nod to the national gap between men and women's pay – to tackle the notion that this is solely a women's issue.
And in 2017 it is critical to look at free speech and responsibility in an age of social media, while the realm of big data means tackling the notion of "informed consent". "By 2020, there will be 352,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes (or 352 zettabytes) of data in the world.
Here we tackle the notion of turning on to include the use of psychedelics but also spiritual means and the use of technologies the so-called drugless trip".
German artist Stefan Strumbel has been tackling the notion of "Heimat" (which can be roughly translated to mean "home") head-on in his body of work for years.
