Sentence examples for an impact addressing from inspiring English sources

The DWP's own impact assessment (see page 18) makes clear: This relationship means...that this mechanism for encouraging the more efficient use of social housing may make less of an impact addressing overcrowding in those regions most affected.

Expect a future where all nonprofits leverage tech to maximize impact, addressing social issues where tech never before played a role.

Though external factors have great impact, addressing the internal factors are believed to promote the overall performance of the enterprises by more than 30%.

IMPACT addresses a significant gap in current research by focusing on interventions to manage clinically relevant adverse effects.

"We are determined to make an impact in addressing this fundamental issue of children's well-being".

This suggests to us that the role of physicians in environmental health and medicine must also evolve if they are to remain relevant and for physicians to have an impact in addressing individual and population health threats that can arise from these old and new environmental challenges.

In 2008, UK drinks giant Diageo outlined a number of targets to improve its environmental impacts – addressing water use, waste and carbon emissions – and is currently building a £65m bioenergy plant at its Cameronbridge Distillery.

The HENVINET workshop on integrated urban management - climate change and health impacts addressed a prime goal identified by the White Paper [ 7] concerning: integration of climate change adaptation and health within policy frameworks at both local and EU levels.

It would be positive if social impacts, addressed in voluntary certification schemes, would find their way into the discussion and implementation on workers' rights.

By controlling only a 10th or less of it, they will have "a limited impact on addressing the fragmented nature of the steel industry, given its inherent cyclicality".

Whilst a new government will have much to address when it takes power in May, David believes that radical changes to thinking on housing provision might be the only way to make a positive impact on addressing the crisis.