Sentence examples for the task of addressing from inspiring English sources

Few folks in either party believe the political class is up to the task of addressing the most pressing challenges.

Is the six-party process up to the task of addressing all of the issues on the table?

The task of addressing BP's safety record now moves to Mr Dudley, who takes over on 1 October.

In accepting the nomination, he described himself as proud and eager to take up the task of addressing the nation's consumption needs while remaining sensitive to the environment.

Jennings derides my "narrow" and "simplistic categorical reasoning," which, he says, is not "up to the task of addressing so complex a question".

"We set ourselves the task of addressing that, of creating a much clearer picture, and to bring transparency to what's going on in the Chinese economy".

Accordingly, like South Korea, the first generation of Singaporean leaders made the determination that the liberal development model that was based on, among other things, the "minimalist state, was not the appropriate framework for guiding the Herculean task of addressing the country's post-colonial challenges.

Given the substantial task of addressing all the recommendations, Trudeau began the process immediately by meeting with leaders of several Aboriginal groups on Parliament Hill to discuss steps forward.

We need to engage in the difficult task of addressing the real reasons for working-class discontent.

His thesis is that the problems of policing minority communities are systemic: Cops do not have adequate training for predictable situations they encounter, such as dealing with addicts and the mentally ill; they are given the impossible task of addressing problems that stem from structural race and class inequalities; and the sociology of policing encourages a warrior "us against them" mentality.

The true test of our political candidates will come after election day, when they are faced with the monumental task of addressing global climate change and its effects on American industry and energy security.