Sentence examples for taking on issues from inspiring English sources

"He will be taking on issues, not in a partisan way.

Keeping young people of color on board for 2012 will mean taking on issues such as immigration, violence in urban cities, public education, college affordability, and living-wage job creation, while also investing in implementing a creative and effective mobilizing infrastructure now.

But I really liked them because they are taking on issues that are happening now".

Vast numbers of children's books these days are somehow "timely" and "relevant," taking on issues like discrimination or animal cruelty.

As a woman who had struggled against gender bias in her own clerical career, she was well-suited to taking on issues of religious persecution against women.

Stapleton said that while younger artists are taking on issues such as women's rights, westerners should not expect them to outright condemn their rulers.

Even prominent philosophers, who have taken on issues like love and philosophy of emotions, rarely mention emotional attachment to animals.

Meanwhile, since launching its sustainability program in 2006, it has taken on issues ranging from toxics to seafood.

Set in a Louisiana mansion, it takes on issues of race and history even as it functions on the thriller level.

Goodlatte brought on different political bloggers to do hot takes on issues like marijuana legalization or the 2016 presidential race.

I asked them each similar questions to get their take on issues all authors wrestle with.