Sentence examples for Tackle impediments from inspiring English sources

Paying attention to the factors identified in all of these categories will help to tackle impediments that could hinder the effectiveness of DfD.

Further, policies need to tackle impediments to community members taking up non-livestock-based opportunities for diversification.

Congress, of course, must tackle other impediments to maximizing oil and gas production.

Almost 20 years after Canadian governments agreed to tackle these internal impediments, Canadian business groups say the problem remains.

Identify customer holes for 3rd parties to tackle before they become impediments to adoption.

It's all play". Rodriguez also tackles one of the biggest impediments to creativity: fear.

He has also tackled a number of longstanding growth impediments.

Call it a stroke of genius or a gamble, the Bush administration had decided that the way to accomplish this is not through the conventional route of deepening cooperation in the areas where there is a convergence of views, but tackle head-on the most intractable impediment: the question of nuclear proliferation.

Johnson's first-term record, closely monitored by a handful of journalists and independent bloggers, reveals little inclination to tackle the deeper structural, environmental and social impediments to London's long-term progression as an efficient, generous, capitalist metropolis.

We'll talk investigations and perp walks with Janet in a just moment, but first, let's tackle what I call the most formidable impediment to an economic recovery.

President Barack Obama has chided Kenya on its gay rights record and urged the government in Nairobi to take greater steps to tackle corruption, describing it as "the single biggest impediment to Kenya growing even faster".