Sentence examples for agreed tackling from inspiring English sources

Although Rajoy has plenty on his plate – not least getting next year's budget agreed, tackling the deficit and fixing the pension system – he has several tools at his disposal.

Qatar, it is widely agreed, tackled its two-year campaign to persuade Fifa of its merits with the same flair and determination it has shown in translating its enormous wealth into a unique brand – an Arab statelet in one of the world's most volatile regions but one with global ambitions and a hard-headed sense of political and economic realities.

Bhui agreed that tackling stigma was a priority.

A deal has been agreed on tackling senior council officials' pay between Welsh ministers and opposition parties.

Before and during treatment all participants agreed that tackling the cancer was their main objective.

And it was that second front that the forum agreed to tackle in an unprecedented way.

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

When it comes to female unemployment, observers agree that tackling the cultural roots of the problem is crucial.

This has been a key concern of fuel poverty campaigners and Ofgem has already agreed to tackle the issue.

They have agreed to tackle unscrupulous labour contractors who may traffic children, and collectively report grievances to government agencies and the police.

The US has 18% of the total and therefore plenty of assets that might need to be written off if the world agreed to tackle climate change.