Sentence examples for tackling any issues from inspiring English sources

The British Fashion Council told Vogue UK that while it does not oversee model castings, it is "committed to model welfare and is more than happy to engage in tackling any issues regarding best practice and diversity at London Fashion Week".

In general, I encourage engaged couples with divorced parents to tackle any issues early on in their engagement.

Junior doctors have removed the threat of strike action over their new contract, saying they will instead seek to work with the government to tackle any issues arising from its implementation.

It is double the six months' pay that he was technically entitled to, but the bank has handed him more to ensure he is available to tackle any issues in the coming months.

"We have also recently launched a programme of work to look in detail at possible conflicts of interest in the provision of qualifications, in particular study aids such as text books and training sessions, and have notified government of our determination to tackle any issues this work identifies.

Since when does blackface attempt to tackle any issues related to racial discrimination in Quebec?

He could tackle any issue, no matter how complicated, with steadiness and both an historical and long-term perspective.

"To tackle any issue head-on with the slightest bit of specifics risks alienating either the pragmatists or the purists," he writes.

Because of that meeting, I learned that before we can tackle any issue -- not just restaurant tipping policies -- in a substantive way, we the people must unite.

The problem is that Flick wasn't much involved when it came to tackling any of the issues.

At the moment I am not writing anything that is directly race-related or that tackles any racial issues, so I do not think people will find a need to racially abuse me.