Sentence examples for be successful in tackling from inspiring English sources

"If we are going to be successful in tackling poverty, women have be able to decide, freely and for themselves, whether, when and how many children to have" (Mark Lowcock, Permanent Secretary, UKAID).

In spite of the clear need to understand these diseases in the animal populations where they may be maintained [3] the veterinary and medical professions need to work closely on infectious disease research in multidisiplinary teams to be successful in tackling many of these diseases.

For such interventions to be successful in tackling late diagnosis and improving cancer outcomes, they rely on a strong body of research to provide information on whom to target, and how to target most effectively.

The device has been successful in tackling gun crime, say police.

Professor Bain said: "In the early years of the minimum wage, we were successful in tackling some of the worst excesses of low pay and exploitation.

INDOX is an innovative model for North South cooperation in building capacity for clinical research and we believe that similar models could be successful in helping to tackle cancer and NCDs in other developing countries.

To be successful in the future, we must tackle the technical, logistics, political and social obstacles that are impeding progress.

Although this may be successful in individual settings, it may be an inefficient process for tackling overall problem areas.

Alibaba previously acknowledged that its efforts to tackle the sale of counterfeit goods "may not always be successful", in documents filed ahead of its $25bn £16.4bnn) share sale in the US last year.

He told Popular Science: "His class gave me the courage to tackle high-risk problems and equipped me with the problem-solving skills I needed to be successful in several careers.

Will Obama be successful in remaking the electorate?