Sentence examples for action in tackling from inspiring English sources

It introduces more ambitious plans to improve action in tackling international crime, and to forge a common approach to asylum and immigration.

It is only recently that there has been a greater recognition of the role of inter-sectoral action in tackling some of the health challenges facing SA (27).

Another study, conducted in five large cities with high rates of violence, indicated SAMU implementation as a positive action in tackling urban violence [ 26].

Sexual Health and Disability UNICEF aided in the initiation of the plan of action in tackling the sensitive issue of sexual and reproductive health for children and adolescent with disabilities.

1 2 Few countries so far have gone beyond mild actions in tackling obesity, unhealthy diets, and physical inactivity; all major triggers of the current epidemic of non-communicable diseases.

The operational approach, instead, seems effective in tackling the actions effects in time and in setting quantitative objectives.

Action is key, we have found, in tackling the permanent stresses such as high caseload and lack of desk space.

"Although I am disappointed that the SCC is not yet able to say the system is working as it should, I am pleased that progress is being made – in particular, the action taken by all three services in tackling the causes of complaints and the way they are handled," Soubry said.

The conclusion is that participatory urban planning through stakeholders' action planning is practicable and welcome in tackling pressing problems and addressing conflicts of development–environment interactions.

His Majesty the Sultan of Brunei Darussalam has repeatedly stressed the importance of the nation's health, including the impact of NCDs and called for sustainable actions in adhering to healthier lifestyles in tackling NCDs 1 To deal with the complexity of NCDs, all perspectives – be it social, familial, or occupational – need to be considered.

"Will we follow Europe in promoting action on tackling corporate tax avoidance, or follow the route being pushed by some hard-Brexit supporters and become one of the globe's leading tax havens?