Sentence examples for tackling war from inspiring English sources

"The key to fighting sexual violence lies in tackling war, and that's what our government has done.

Anonhi's Hopelessness eviscerates with bittersweet sharpness, constituting surely the most ambitious songs of 2016's shortlist – tackling war, climate change, murky politics and violence.

Bob Mays Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire While I sympathise with Jonathan Jones' belief that art tackling war should depict its horrors, he misses a key point about the poppies' location.

The Journal also notes that the increase in leisure time brought on by the recession hasn't resulted, as one might think, in Americans finally getting around to all the productive things (like tackling "War and Peace") they hadn't had time for before, but in more television-viewing: an average of two hours and thirty-one minutes per weekday.

The best aspect of reading it is that I'm doing a think Yorkshire accent in my head the entire time, which is great fun, and makes the bits involving Geoffrey Boycott all the more enjoyable! lonelybloomer is tackling War and Peace once and for all: Being Russian, I was supposed to read it for school and then for uni; but I never quite got to it.

Geisler secured funding in the past to reproduce both Freud and Einstein's handwriting as fonts, and will use those typefaces to replicate a written conversation the two men had in 1932, tackling war and politics.

Tejas Yadav tackled War and Peace just in time... for the BBC drama: 16 Elevating Resolutions for 2016 Inspired by Some of Humanity's Greatest Minds: Cultivate honorable relationships, resist absentminded busyness, tell the world how to treat you, embrace enoughness, and more – straight to you from Susan Sontag, Maya Angelou, Bruce Lee or Seneca.

A French diplomat told the Guardian that Paris wanted to see more urgency in tackling the war in Syria and the resulting refugee crisis in Europe.

In the late 1990s Mr. Burns, frequently asked by fans to tackle World War II, began to reconsider his resistance to immersing himself in another war.

But Mr. Baker's decision to tackle World War II seems curious.

The director is no stranger to superheroes having successfully tackled Punisher: War Zone, a Marvel character, in 2008.