Examples of 'take the issue' in a sentence
Meaning of "take the issue"
This phrase means to address or deal with a particular problem, topic, or concern in a thorough and comprehensive manner. It suggests actively engaging with the issue and taking necessary actions or measures. For example, 'It's time for the government to take the issue of climate change seriously.'
How to use "take the issue" in a sentence
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take the issue
Let me take the issue of principle first.
It is also possible to take the issue to court.
Take the issue of heaven and hell.
Women had to take the issue up themselves.
Take the issue of bans on liquids on a plane.
Know when to take the issue offline.
We take the issue of deforestation very seriously.
They simply do not take the issue seriously.
We take the issue of accessibility very seriously.
As a last resort you could take the issue to court.
Take the issue of the piracy of films.
They did not take the issue seriously.
Take the issue of missile defence systems.
Attempted to take the issue into account.
Take the issue of the memory of spoliations.
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Rarely do women take the issue of abortion lightly.
Take the issue of kimono and yukata.
It would be irresponsible to not take the issue on and ban it.
Take the issue of women driving cars.
But there are a number of reasons to take the issue seriously.
Let us take the issue of police brutality.
Or maybe some vendors will take the issue to the courts.
Just take the issue of drinking wine.
But some of the intervieews seemed to take the issue rather seriously.
Let us take the issue of definition.
But far too often people do not take the issue seriously.
Take the issue of the plant protection products.
I think you are right to take the issue of cultural appropriation seriously.
Take the issue of preventive security.
The working group would take the issue up at its next meeting.
Take the issue of extreme poverty.
Reports say they are preparing to take the issue to the courts.
We take the issue of climate change very seriously.
This means that companies need to take the issue of data quality seriously.
Take the issue of food and drug safety.
Ministers underscored that they take the issue of hate crimes very seriously.
We take the issue of cruelty to animals very seriously.
I know from the previous debate that you take the issue of integration seriously.
Take the issue of road safety.
The political parties themselves have not been able to take the issue to the grassroots.
Take the issue of vaccinating children against polio.
We Caribbean countries take the issue of security very seriously.
Take the issue of air space.
He declared that he was going to take the issue to the House of Lords.
Take the issue of female driving.
Now let us just take the issue of obesity in USA.
Take the issue of terrorism itself.
Russia may decide to take the issue to the WTO.
Some take the issue a little more seriously.
Bill Clinton himself seems to take the issue seriously.
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