The editorial board member's work tackled head-on the uncomfortable truths about race in America.
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The final season tackled head-on the question of how to replace our current system.
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Yet none of these fixes will come to much unless climate listlessness is tackled head on.
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We are facing many existential challenges that need to be tackled head-on before it's too late.
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The prime minister has been clear ... that where Islamist extremism does exist it should be tackled head on.
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Aslam told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that Khan believed climate change was an enormous challenge that had to be tackled head on.
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If the issue is tackled head-on, Goldsmith believes it could serve as a model for combating other types of disinformation and scams.
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While most of this season has been about other family fights and confrontations, the biggest scandal of 2019 has not yet been tackled head-on.
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Synthesizers, in the eyes of scene, symbolized falseness, hollowness, soullessness, coldness—in other words, exactly the ideas that Milemarker tackled head-on in Frigid Forms Sell.
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But to prevent another atrocity, outsiders say the bigotry that might have contributed to it now has to be tackled head-on, beginning with the Stockwell mosque.
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At a time where the Nigerian economy continues to stall, Nollywood has been touted as a lifeline but only if these challenges are tackled head on by the government.
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"The liquidity challenges which have bedevilled the economy must be tackled head on and must be dealt with as a matter of urgency," he said at his inauguration ceremony.
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Here's how it works: That latter part of the plan is a crucial policy measure to cut down health care costs in the state, something Polis's administration has tackled head-on.
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I said I wanted to see this tackled head-on and I welcome the commitment from the key players to set up a cross-industry forum that will help to do this.
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She recently published an article in Foreign Affairs on the value of "identity politics" and political efforts to address the specific needs of marginalized communities, issues she tackled head-on in her campaign.
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Dombrovskis said problems in Europe's banking sector - low profitability is cited by policymakers among the top ones - must be tackled head on as parts of the sector do not have the scale or expertise to make technological changes.
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Javy Gwaltney wrote about this in terms of a game embracing its legacy as a goofy, Nazi-killing game; for him, it's a meta-move that has to be tackled head-on lest the whole enterprise fall in on our heads.
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Ms Sobchak, who says she is campaigning "against everyone", dismisses Mr Navalny's tactics, arguing that the system is too powerful to be tackled head on and can only be changed from within—which is what she says she is trying to achieve.
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Child labour in Namibia is not always reported.allAfrica.com: Namibia: Child Labour in Namibia 'Must Be Tackled Head-On' This involved cases of child prostitution as well as voluntary and forced agricultural labour, cattle herding and vending.
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Raag Kalian Bhopali (ਕਲਿਆਨ ਭੋਪਾਲੀ) – Kalian Bhopali's nature is direct and insistent. Just as in Kaliyaan, this Raag conveys the feeling of determination to fulfil its desires. However, in contrast it is not flexible in its approach, as the desired goal is tackled head-on and in a regimented fashion. There is no hesitation and it is only focused on its goal. 56\.
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While cocoa prices in the international markets were high, the industry, ravaged by the swollen shoot disease, was in decline. The Watson Commission had predicted a possible total disappearance "in 20 years" if this was not tackled head-on. The government kicked-off a number projects including the Volta River hydro-electric project and a new harbour at Tema with a connecting railway line to Accra. There were also extensions to Takoradi harbour and improvements to Accra harbour.
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155 The same question – related to partiality and bias – is tackled head on and specifically with regard to Carlism by Martínez (2002).José Luis Martínez Sanz, Historiadores e historiografía sobre el Carlismo: la difícil frontera entre política y ciencia, [in:] Aportes: Revista de historia contemporánea 17/49 (2002), pp. 110-129 Some proposals for future research were formulated - and partially met - 30 years ago by Blinkhorn (1986)Martin Blinkhorn, Algunas consideraciones sobre el carlismo navarro, [in:] Principe de Viana.
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Starring Maureen Lipman, Jack Ellis and Melanie Hill, the show centred on two runaway teenagers and tackled head-on the serious subject of human cloning. In 2006, Shed received its first commission from BBC One, Waterloo Road, a drama series about a failing comprehensive school in Rochdale. After proving to be a huge hit with viewers, especially the valuable 16- to 24-year- old audience, Waterloo Road was immediately re-commissioned by the BBC for a second series. Remaining consistently popular with the viewers, seven series of Waterloo Road have so far been aired (as of 2012).
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At , the alignment chosen for the Waverley Route was considerably longer than the direct route as the crow flies between Edinburgh and Carlisle, around . However, the course was chosen to navigate a careful path around the formidable natural barriers south of Edinburgh in the form of the Southern Uplands and the summits at Whitrope () and Falahill (). Although advantage was taken of the easy conditions offered by the numerous river valleys, these two areas of high ground had to be tackled head-on, and gave rise to the line's reputation as the toughest main line in Britain due to its constant curves and continuous steep gradients. The climb to Whitrope was more challenging than that to the summit of the West Coast line at Beattock due to its curvature.
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The problem of shortage of rolling stock was tackled head-on, thanks to huge financing obtained from the Government for thousands of wagons and carriages, as well as new classes of technologically advanced steam locomotives. In just one year, he managed to acquire or build 567 locomotives, 1,244 coaches and 20,623 freight wagons, in one of the greatest improvement efforts ever seen in the history of Italian infrastructure. His management style was sometimes controversial but this was justified by the fact that a large national enterprise had been established from nothing and he had to face significant problems of amalgamation and unification among the employees. On 24 January 1915, following disputes with the Minister of Transport on the occasion of an earthquake in the Marsican territory, Bianchi resigned from his post as general manager.
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