Sentence examples for be in tackling from inspiring English sources

Members of the audience wondered what the role of government should be in tackling racism and other social and economic inequalities.

Christiane Taubira, justice minister and a member of the Radical Party of the Left (PRG), demurred when asked to compare Mr Valls's policies to Mr Sarkozy's.It is unclear how successful Mr Valls's policies are going to be in tackling crime.

Appearing earlier this week in front of the same committee, Jamie Oliver called on David Cameron to be "as brave as he knows he should be" in tackling Britain's obesity crisis.

But now even the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmentheOECD) – the body overseeing the reforms – is casting doubt on how effective those reforms will be in tackling tax avoidance in developing countries.

In the future, courts will further investigate and explore the edges and limits of the CSU v. Xerox decision and its ambiguity since it did not provide an explicit guidance as to how aggressive patent holders will be in tackling the extension of their power over their licenses.

There is, however, no clear direction from central government as to what local authorities' role should be in tackling financial exclusion, according to a spokesperson from Bristol city council; so support for residents suffering devastating money problems can end up being a by-product of other stretched services.

The main contribution of our work is in tackling the problem in a completely discrete, and possibly arbitrarily structured, setting.

Where Venezuela did stand out was in tackling inequality, a perennial problem in Latin America, and boosting public investment.

It also requires something more profound - an acknowledgement that America must be more creative than it has been in tackling its ethnic and economic divisions.

The Pacific Region has made significant strides in reducing under five mortality rate, however, the last mile is in tackling neonatal mortality and infectious diseases.

I'm proud to be involved in tackling such a contentious character and script.