Sentence examples for take on addressing from inspiring English sources

It's definitely a smart take on addressing a connectivity problem in one of the least-densely populated areas of the world.

It's definitely a smart take on addressing a connectivity problem in one of the least-densely populated areas of the world.

A forward-thinking take on addressing the demise of the human race, the French documentary "Tomorrow" swaps the usual handwringing doomsday prophesizing in favor of a decidedly more proactive approach.

In the wake of a national conversation about the water crisis in Flint and lead poisoning across the country, students will take on projects to address inequality in the distribution of health hazards as well as procedural inequities experienced by communities as they try to assert their own vision for the future of their neighborhoods, towns and cities.

Therefore, this is not an era of change, but a change of era -- where the open government paradigm can be the institutional key to take on and successfully address these challenges.

Michael Turner, a University of Chicago cosmologist who coined the term "dark energy," said you could measure the health of a field by the big questions it takes on, and addressing Dr. Morse of NASA, who was moderating the discussion, as well as his colleagues, he said, "You have a job, to go knock on everyone's door and say this is the opportunity of a lifetime".

Jason Bordoff: But given how important Chinese economy and China's policies are to the outlook for everything, coal and carbon emissions, what's your take on how China is addressing coal now?

This Cornell University initiative has been set up with a generous endowment from the Tata Trusts to take on an enormous challenge: addressing the problem of persistent malnutrition and poverty in India.

Therefore, I urge you to take on the challenge of addressing the equally important task of working to strengthen the emotional well-being of our children.

A few days before she died in 2007, Roddick made clear to The Body Shop's leadership that she was keen to see the business take on the challenge of addressing child sex trafficking.

"What we've learned from these partnerships is that when teachers are given the opportunity and take on the responsibility of addressing what their students need most--and when school districts see them as authentic partners in the work the focus invariably shifts to the students we all serve," Cullison says.