Sentence examples for Tackle difficulties from inspiring English sources

"We should use the power in our hands to serve the interest of the people, helping them to tackle difficulties in a responsible way".

7 8 Within its most recent stroke guidelines the UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence recommends that occupational therapy should be provided for people after stroke who are likely to benefit, to tackle difficulties with personal activities of daily living.

Being with others let's you tackle difficulties.

We have just made our change, and are tackling difficulties as they arise.We have three main goals.

Even if the Islamists taking power in Egypt and elsewhere have little love for Israel, their priority will be tackling difficulties at home.

The NSIH validation study tackles difficulties with statistical inference found in the NNIS 'accuracy of reporting pilot study'.

In other words, having more than one identity (or social role) to lean upon may prepare individuals for tackling difficulties at work, in partnership, with the children, etc.

Its biggest contribution is to tackle the difficulties that arise from collecting data "in the wild"—in the real world and not in the laboratory.

4. Finally, says Arup, "we know it won't be perfect", but it is better to try now and tackle the difficulties along the way.

The report shows in total that nearly 1,400 schools from 118 local authorities implemented the strategy as a cost-effective method to tackle literacy difficulties.

The chancellor must now use this week's budget, and the 2013 spending review which is expected on 26 June, to show that councils can be trusted to tackle the difficulties we are facing.