Sentence examples for It will tackle from inspiring English sources
It will tackle acute child malnutrition, which rose from 5.1% in 2012 to 6.5% last year, according to the Haitian government.
Although Sony is calling its plan "One," there are actually five different areas that it says it will tackle under its new management (that in itself could make this strategy problematic).
The company, said a source, is thinking "two or three generations out" in terms of its growth and what it will tackle next, whether that is more international markets, a wider range of demographics, new kinds of advertising or other paid services or new products altogether.
Tesco has said it will tackle food waste in tens of thousands of its stores by distributing more unsold food to people in need through the charity FoodShare.
It also maintains it will tackle homelessness, food and energy provision while promising that its "fight against the humanitarian crisis has no negative fiscal effect".
"It is disappointing and the team does not deserve it – we will tackle it".
The City of Lincoln Council says legal highs have caused considerable anti-social behaviour problems and it is to introduce a ban it hopes will tackle the problem.
Politics, music, popular culture deconstruction and decoding, memetics, numismatics, name it – Lionel will tackle the issue.
Guaranteeing care for every mother who needs it by 2020 will tackle what the Maternal Mental Health Alliance – a coalition of more than 60 organisations that work on the issue – claims are "shocking gaps" in "patchy" NHS maternal mental health services.
