Sentence examples for to tackling issues from inspiring English sources

Islamic principles can help other communities: The approach to tackling issues within one minority community can be replicated for other communities, and I think there is something in have social enterprises driven by Islamic principles helping non-Muslim communities as well as Muslim communities.

The theme of this year's meeting is "Designing for Impact," creating discussion on the development of better tools, interventions and partnerships when it comes to tackling issues such as poverty, health, the environment and more.

He is befuddled by complex problems and has exhibited an astounding inability to grasp a concept of governance that displays confidence, competence, or any semblance of experience when it comes to tackling issues that do not involve rendering bottom-line profits.

Clearly branded beginners' sessions which require no expertise, experience or fitness, where participants are all starting out together, could go some way to tackling issues of self-efficacy and competence.

Youth delegates participate Emphasizing a broad, multi-sector approach to tackling issues of safe water and sanitation, the task force includes specialists in health and education, as well as youth delegates.

Failure to tackle issues raised by employees.

"An opportunity to tackle issues of self and identity".

Other demonstrators said there was no political will to tackle issues around racism and inequality.

He edited the student newspaper and encouraged its reporters to tackle issues like free speech.

If anything Muslim communities need more openness and to tackle issues closer to home.

Botero said countries had to tackle issues such as corruption and access to justice by themselves.