Sentence examples for actually designed to tackle from inspiring English sources

For example, one cannot simply assume that policy instruments that appear to be similar across countries were actually designed to tackle the same public problem.

The U.S.T.A. has myriad programs designed to tackle the problem.

Technologies designed to tackle missiles in their "boost phase" are still immature, to say the least.

Countries and multinationals sign up to charging scheme designed to tackle climate change.

"We are now pressing ahead with major reforms that are designed to tackle this unacceptable problem".

On May 15th she outlined energy policies designed to tackle Chile's chronic shortage of cheap fuel.

On March 29th, it unveiled reforms designed to tackle the "Mr Bigs" of the criminal underworld.

The planned new law is "designed to tackle completely unacceptable actions, not punish human error.

However, a few schemes have been designed to tackle these problems.

The Coalition and Labor have released policies designed to tackle underpayment of wages.

This week, a search company opened a new Web site designed to tackle that problem.