Sentence examples for tackling new issues from inspiring English sources

His latest show – Postcards From The Z List – is a work in progress destined for the Edinburgh fringe, and sees him tackling new issues caused by his rise to minor quiz show fame.

In partnership with other global leaders, we're tackling new issues every year, from closing the IT skills gap to creating new economic opportunities for individuals worldwide.

This contrasts with the previous situation where many programs felt alone and inadequately skilled in tackling new issues.

Information literacy technologies are evolving to tackle new literacy issues and opportunities.

In this case, the specific focus of his remarks was meant to underscore the need to have a flexible framework, in which the administration can tackle new and emerging issues as the present themselves.

Labour needs to be open about developing new progressive ideas to tackle the new issues which we have to deal with such as security, migration, globalisation and environment".

"I have found a good platform to raise the issue," said Mr. Pant, who is already thinking of new issues to tackle, like pollution and the environment.

Zoom Rockman is a 12-year-old prodigy who writes, illustrates and biannually publishes his own internationally acclaimed comic, The Zoom! It's a snappy, satirical critique of urban life – the new issue tackles the horsemeat scandal – with characters like Skanky Pigeon and celebrity cameos such as Boris Johnson.

The committee became a board-within-the-board, tackling issues of new product development, competitive strategy, and priorities.

Adopting and Tackling Humanitarian Issues The new nation, like many fragile states, will inherit a number of systemic issues.

Our Time, a group focused on youth voting and economic issues, is out with a new film tackling the issues most pertinent to younger Americans this elections season.