Sentence examples for act to tackle from inspiring English sources

If we act to tackle climate change we can create thousands of jobs and get our economy moving again".

Worne added: "If we don't act to tackle this shortfall, we'll lose out both economically and culturally.

It's time for the government to enact a new clean air act to tackle this modern pollution problem and protect all our health".

Instead of complacently trying to claim that everything is going well, we need a government which understands that there is a deep-seated cost-of-living crisis and will act to tackle it".

Speaking at a conference on strategic communications alongside General Petr Pavel, head of Nato's military committee, Chovanec said a 20-member team in his ministry would act to tackle Russian propaganda in the public domain in real time, including on social media, and train public officials to deal with it.

And at every time we must act to tackle the risks to stability and growth, risks that are today already reducing European growth rates to one per cent and raising European unemployment beyond twenty million, risks that now have risen from the doubling of world oil prices".

Unless the country acts to tackle this, its decline will become intractable for three reasons.The crux is in the working-age population, aged 15-64.

A UK parliamentary committee has urged the government to act proactively — and to act now — to tackle "a host of social, ethical and legal questions" arising from growing usage of autonomous technologies such as artificial intelligence.

The NHS is already under considerable pressure, needing to act urgently to tackle growing financial and operational pressures".

It is only a Labour government that is able to act now to tackle the instability in the economy and provide the security that businesses and families need.

Osborne warned it was important to act quickly to tackle the £163bn fiscal deficit, as he announced that £6bn of spending cuts would be unveiled next week.