Sentence examples for tackling the distribution from inspiring English sources

One might think that the question of what consciousness is (metaphysically) should be settled prior to tackling the Distribution Question — that ontology should drive the epistemology.

A second way of tackling the distribution question in this context that does not seem to violate the principle of individual freedom is to look, not just at the particular role that individuals played in their community's production of harm, but at how much freedom the individuals had to distance themselves from the community that has done wrong.

Philip Reicherz, founder of Magnolia Ventures and the first employee (and later partner) at SecondMarket and Sell Your Stuff founder David Borish started CrowdHut in May to bring a steadier stream of income to product founders by tackling the distribution side of crowdfunding with an e-commerce platform and affiliate marketing program.

Having established these fundamental lines of influence, the show tackles the distribution of styles in India itself.

Although this reduces the financial incentive to generate fake news websites, it doesn't tackle the distribution of such content on Facebook.

Cuti even tackled the distribution nightmare, consolidating four warehouses in three states into one 500,000-square-foot warehouse in Queens, N.Y.

Johnson says that this sharing is how he hopes Trippy will tackle the distribution problem in the near-term, but admits that SEO is the longer-term play here.

Mrs Miller also said the use of splash pages, warning people they may come into contact with indecent and illegal content, would become universal by the end of the month and the government would work with industry to tackle the distribution of obscene images by e-mail and other channels.

Nevertheless, a strategy for the risk management of chemicals is severely incomplete unless it tackles the distribution of harmful substances through the wide varieties of products in which they are used.

The marketplace can generate wealth but it can "also generate negative conditions for health", which will only be resolved by tackling "the inequitable distribution of power, money and resources", it went on.

The Commission on SDH, set up by the World Health Organization to respond to the concern about widening inequities worldwide, has in its report called for action on SDH by improving daily living conditions; tackling the inequitable distribution of power, money, and resources; measuring and understanding the problem; and assessing the impact of action (7).