deal with an issue

Too often these projects dealt with an issue and moved on.

We are today dealing with an issue that is a measure of our humanity.

I believe that we must remain very prudent when dealing with an issue such as this.

We cannot each deal with an issue which has pan-European repercussions alone.

The ruling dealt with an issue that the courts have confronted before.

The majority of MPs must be present to deal with an issue.

The successful lawyer may have just had to deal with an issue in the family or at work that requires a place of healing."

This resolution deals with an issue that is, to the highest degree, cross-border in nature.

"It is an arrogant manner of dealing with an issue of great concern to us," she said.

My report deals with an issue which is both general and eminently concrete in terms of its consequences: female poverty.

During the senior year, each student writes an extensive thesis dealing with an issue discussed by two classic authors.

It was inevitable that a law this ambitious, dealing with an issue as close to home as public schools, would have a rough start.

This report deals with an issue that should not be on the EU's agenda.

I think when you're dealing with an issue, get both sides, get all of what's going on and deal with it."

The report deals with an issue which only concerns the Member States which are going to be in the euro-area.

In my opinion, our task is to deal with an issue where clear-cut principles must take priority over any feelings of pride of the moment.

Then the question would be how we deal with an issue like this and whether there is a need to tighten up the definition of hazardous waste.

And that, frankly, was more the way the President dealt with an issue, as opposed to saying: well, I like Option 1, 2, 3 or 4.

When dealing with an issue as important as forests, one of Europe's treasures, one cannot consider skimping on a few pennies.

The story also deals with an issue that has affected Sue Townsend directly; she was registered blind in 2001, as a result of long-term diabetes.

Justice Reed initially dealt with an issue which arose due to the untimely filing of the appeal, and concluded the Court could hear the case.

Today, dealing with an issue of great emotional impact to the Republican right wing, which carries particular weight in Iowa, he clearly favored all three exceptions.

However history may judge their literary merits, plays about AIDS have an immediate social value in dealing with an issue so close to home.

Argumentative skill deficiency-in which an individual lacks verbal skills to deal with an issue, and therefore resorts to verbal aggressiveness.