Sentence examples for Tackle the demand from inspiring English sources

"Ministers have used the phrase, 'Let us tackle the demand for sex,'" Vaz objected.

For now, Carney can only tackle the demand side of the equation.

Making paying for sex illegal will begin to tackle the demand.

Has your council or housing association found an innovative solution to tackle the demand for affordable accommodation for single people?

Out says: "Rents will continue to increase unless we tackle the demand as well as the supply of housing, and that means controlling immigration as well as building more homes".

It is also consistent with the legal obligation of all EU member states to tackle the demand that "fosters all forms of exploitation related to trafficking", as emphasised by EU anti-trafficking co-ordinator, Myria Vassiliadou.

Content-based information dissemination is emerging as a promising tool to tackle the demands of several applications in vehicular networking, including advertising, traffic and parking notifications, x and emergency announcements.

Seven collections later, he has come far enough from those brief, knotted poems -- whose images gave them an other-planetary density out of proportion to their size -- to tackle the demanding rhyme scheme of the villanelle in the "new" portion of his "New and Selected".

Government sources were keen to stress that no further rises would be permitted – so the total increase in council tax over the three-year period would remain the same, at 6%. Pressure has been mounting on Downing Street to tackle the demands on social care, since the chancellor, Philip Hammond, triggered a Tory revolt by failing to make more funding available at his autumn statement last month.

At the end of the first year, students are well prepared to tackle the demands of the upper-class curriculum.

Now under the tutelage of Gary Bason and David Llewellyn, Tiley feels he is prepared to tackle the demands of one of the sport's toughest tests.