Sentence examples for tackling those issues from inspiring English sources

But tackling those issues is tricky for her.

The good news is the World Bank is tackling those issues right now — the bank is very engaged in middle-income countries.

Tackling those issues is at the heart of the International Design Center IDCC), a multi-million dollar research center with locations at SUTD and MIT.

Tackling those issues would enable Europe to be projected as of benefit to its citizens: "We have every chance of doing this in Europe now as a result of a budget deal which offers a perspective in which the future-of-Europe debate is taken forward without it being continually dogged by an argument about the budget.

In their 2013 book The Metropolitan Revolution: How Cities and Metros are Fixing our Broken Politics and Fragile Economy, Bruce Katz and Jennifer Bradley of the Washington DC-based Brookings Institution argue that US cities are making progress by tackling those issues that the federal government seems incapable of solving.

Karl Rove, the chief strategist for the Bush campaign, said on the NBC program "Meet the Press" that Mr. Bush, who has yet to offer a detailed plan for overhauling Medicare or creating a new prescription drug benefit for the elderly, would be tackling those issues shortly.

"But you cannot tackle those issues under a rescue package.

An independent panel will also tackle those issues.

The federal parliament would tackle those issues that both regions agree on still dealing with together.

We've got to continue to talk about how we tackle those issues.

Unless management innovators tackle those issues, companies will be unable to cope with tomorrow's volatile world.