Sentence examples for taking up issues from inspiring English sources

Committees were also taking up issues of genuine public interest, he said.

Concerns that trade agreements may be a means to circumvent traditional procedures for taking up issues ranging from immigration to financial regulation must be taken seriously".

And by taking up issues such as crime prevention and care of the elderly, the party has sought to broaden its appeal beyond the usual Islamophobes.It has not yet succeeded.

"This is the only way to knock at the sleeping conscience of the government, by constantly taking up issues related to the development of the children at the village level".

As the consolidation of neoliberal logics and the very visible collapse of superficial dialectics continues (#GirlIGuessImWithHer being a poignant and hilarious example[ii]), so does the work of Black writers in taking up issues of the body (be it fleshed, electoral, spectatorial, etc).

Dr. Hollander said the new ethics center would take up issues like these.

Howard had underestimated Mrs Winifred Tumim, with her terrier-like readiness to take up issues.

The appeals court went out of its way to take up issues that were not before it.

"He would take up issues that even I would feel, That is nothing to do with you, Sadiq".

There was, Mr Vavi admitted, a sense that some union leaders were loth to take up issues for fear of embarrassing the ANC.

PA's editor pointed out that his reporters take up issues stemming from court cases or news stories that suggests a need for further inquiry.