Sentence examples for are designed to tackle from inspiring English sources

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

Our programmes are designed to tackle the main causes of youth homelessness – debt, anti-social behaviour and social isolation – but we try to focus on the positive.

"The government's reforms to the no win no fee system are designed to tackle the fear of a compensation culture which inflates legal costs and forces defendants to settle even when they know they have done nothing wrong.

He is an archenemy of federal regulations and laws that are designed to tackle global warming and other environmental threats, but which one of the trade association's ads describe as "job-killing regulations slapped on manufacturers, energy producers, and farmers".

The towns are designed to tackle Britain's housing shortage while minimising damage to the environment – more than a quarter of the UK's CO2 emissions come from energy use in houses.

These impressive herb scissors, which are a bit like five pairs of scissors stuck together, are designed to tackle delicate leaves without bruising them and come with a "comb" to gently collect the bits.

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.

It's designed to tackle high frequency activity for which it is hard to find any societal benefit.

Hackney council said its PSPO was designed to tackle antisocial behaviour linked to street drinking and persistent rough sleeping.

AT FIVE tonnes and 520 megapixels, it is the biggest digital camera ever built which is fitting, because it is designed to tackle the biggest problem in the universe.