Broaching

Klarna’s findings highlight that a significant third of the British population feels uncomfortable broaching financial discussions with friends and family.

He put a bill on the floor called the Antisemitism Awareness Act, which sounds nice but would a very broad definition of —broaching free-speech concerns.

Broaching corporate taxpayers, the minister said he had held a meeting with the Unions and Business Leaders to discuss measures taken by the government to extend the deadlines for tax payments.

Melton-Meaux has been cautious about broaching the issue, saying in an interview that Omar’s past comments had created “a lack of trust” in the Jewish community that she had not adequately sought to repair.

You could try broaching the subject of a dental dam (a barrier generally used to reduce the possibility of passing sexually transmittable infections) to see if that solves the hygiene concern.