Sentence examples for takes on the issue from inspiring English sources

Dead Souls takes on the issue of released paedophiles; Black and Blue offers a touch of true crime, with a rewriting of Glasgow's Bible John murders.

Perguntator said: "We could go on for ever discussing different takes on the issue, but it seems not even a fierce Adam Smith follower, a true invisible-hand fundamentalist, trusts the corporations to do the right thing without outside pressure.

In "Despair," a 2003 digital print, the Turkish artist Sukran Moral takes on the issue of immigration, showing an overcrowded boatload of men risking their lives to seek a better life.

And, even though they don't get as much attention, they're much more likely to have an impact on access to abortion than any vote the House takes on the issue.

"The Sugar Babies," a documentary by Amy Serrano that Mr. Halvorssen helped produce, takes on the issue human trafficking of Haitian workers on sugar plantations in the Dominican Republic.

Rather than trotting out over-familiar arguments, Stevenson finds fresh takes on the issue drawn from personal experience, whether as a consumer seduced by beauty myths or as a potentially quota-filling booking on a TV panel show.

The E.E.O.C. deserves credit for taking on the issue.

But the veteran running back LaDainian Tomlinson took on the issue in his postgame remarks.

My take on the issue of depression is vastly different than Bill's was".

Democrats knew that they had to take on the issue in Obama's second term.

(None of this advertising directly took on the issue of the Russian law).