Sentence examples for wicked issues from inspiring English sources

But how lightly he treads, how delicately he picks his way among the prickles of the wicked issues, scattering a caveat here and there.

There are a lot of outstanding "wicked" issues that need unravelling and the current social care funding reforms do not even begin to address these".

Not all the wiles of Mr Clinton nor all the weight of a superpower were able to close the gap on the wicked issues: how to share Jerusalem, where to draw the border and the fate of the Palestinian refugees of 1948.

The consensus building approach we used in our study, combined with the consequent outcome map, was consistent with approaches to deal with "wicked" issues.

Thus, one proposed solution to addressing wicked issues such as that of improving the physical health outcomes of people with SMI is to integrate care across multiple organisations and sectors [ 7, 14].

Below you can offer examples of people or institutions you see avoiding the pitfalls and paralysis surrounding this "super wicked" issue.

He prides himself on modern attitudes, and says his biggest achievement is that BIS is in tackling the wicked issue of diversity.

The non-profit association La Quadrature du Net, which defends the rights and privacy of internet users, described the law as "wicked" and issued a statement headlined "Shame on France".

In exploring the reasons for this, Blackman et al [ 26] describe the issue as a "wicked problem" for which there are no clear solutions.

Wicked problems are complex and multifaceted issues that have no single solution, and are perceived by different stakeholders through contrasting views.

"It is a complex issue because that is the wicked problem that underpins it".