Sentence examples similar to tackling contradictions from inspiring English sources

Tackling that contradiction would mean debating much of Japan's postwar defence architecture, including its 1947 "pacifist" constitution, a huge can of worms that few politicians have ever shown the stomach for – on the issue of cost alone, one estimate is that Japan's five thousand billion yen defence budget would need to increase by 10 per cent annually for a decade.

Luce tackles the contradictions of the subcontinent with a mixture of respect, bemusement, and exasperation.

The commissioner confirmed reports that he had called in some top metaphysicians to tackle the contradictions implicit in such a plan.

Gardiner has written to communities secretary Greg Clark urging him to tackle the contradiction in current planning guidance between the coal phase out and the freedom for councils to approve coal mining projects.

I applaud the Guardian for taking the lead in covering the UN's climate change conference in Lima, and for tackling some of its inherent contradictions.

A characterization of the light environment in a Q. suber stand together with a study of photosynthetic parameters of full sunlight-exposed (FSLE) and self-shaded (SS) leaves were carried out to tackle this apparent contradiction.

Interested in trying to understand that contradiction, Turakhia and his colleagues began by tackling the challenge of linking implant data with electronic health records for 10,266 U.S. patients.

This debate is full of contradictions, not least where Germany's role in tackling the crisis is concerned.

If Christianity is to have any viable future, Christians must tackle its greatest moral contradictions.

Weaknesses: Tackling.

The Arab world must confront its historical demons and tackle its infirmities and its contradictions: when it turns to the task, the awakening will truly have begun.