Sentence examples for aid in tackling from inspiring English sources
Football fans can glean the difference between massages (deep tissue painfully digs into injured areas), the reason he wears gloves (they aid in tackling) and his response to the boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s ribbing him at practice ("I'll fight you if you give me half the purse").
Founded by MIT Media Lab researcher Anirudh Sharma, Nikhil Kaushik and Nitesh Kadyan, Graviky have been fusing technology and design to aid in tackling environmental issues.
Alternatively, the most cost effective method of control would be the development of a polyvalent vaccine offering cross protection to a number of known dominant serotypes, this approach may aid in tackling the global burden of shigellosis.
Recently developed telemetry techniques that allow one to record echolocation call parameters in freely behaving bats "on board", may aid in tackling the question whether noise-dependent shifts in call frequency indeed affect the echolocation performance in freely flying bats.
Still, more than $100 million have been rewarded to Morocco in financial and technical aid for its help in tackling migration to Europe.
The progress that has been made in tackling Aids in Africa is at risk, shows a bleak report by the US Institute of Medicine.
The role of faith groups in tackling HIV and Aids is often skewed by the debate over contraception.
The government said the change in aid spending would not undermine traditional projects in tackling poverty in areas such as sub-Saharan Africa.
Understanding the factors that shape adult food-related motivation and its contribution to weight gain would greatly aid in the development of preventative measures in tackling the problem of obesity.
In addition, new "international common reporting standards" would also play a role in tackling any further allegations of aiding tax avoidance, Mr Gauke added.
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.
