Sentence examples for which it tackles from inspiring English sources

It has also won a national award for art, and become a Stonewall Champion for the way in which it tackles lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues.

The unique way in which it tackles a most upsetting and brutal subject combined with the simply beautiful illustrations creates something really moving.

McMillan sat for a chat with The Huffington Post to discuss her latest work and the way in which it tackles some of the hot button issues facing the black community today.

The number one request, which it's tackling in beta beginning today, is desktop editing.

By increasing awareness of the scale of the problem and the relative ease with which it can be tackled, we can make them history in societies affected by poverty and poor infrastructure.

As the 1.2 billion-strong church nears a crucial synod on the family, at which it is expected to tackle thorny issues such as the status of remarried divorcees, Francis said he hoped the new saints would intercede with God to help the church "be open to the Holy Spirit in pastoral service to the family".

Battersea Dogs and Cats Home has suggested a shortlist of cats which it thinks could help tackle a mice problem at the Palace of Westminster.

Labour wants to revive the rough sleepers initiative, which it says was successful at tackling rough sleeping in the 1990s.

It has also fought an image problem over its tolerance of paedophilia, a 1980s shadow hanging over the party which it is still trying to tackle.

In response, Spain has imposed tougher checks at the border in recent weeks, which it says are necessary to tackle tobacco smuggling.

While BEUC, The European Consumer Organisation, describes Safe Harbour as currently "riddled with problems" — some of which it argues have not been tackled by the review.