Sentence examples for be tackled at a from inspiring English sources

Firstly, the employment prospects of BME graduates needs to be tackled at a national level.

In a report from the Royal Society, the scientists said that current regulatory approaches were failing and that the problem needed to be tackled at a UN level.

Those questions will be tackled at a one-day conference being staged at Chester university by the policy network of the Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association (MeCCSA) on 5 November.

While there has been interest in applying behaviour change strategies to issues such as FGM, the challenges facing adolescent girls need to be tackled at a far deeper level.

"This problem should be tackled at a higher, governmental level.

He said that rudeness needs to be tackled at an organisation level to stop it from weighing on business performance.

Therefore security, as a further quality property of software, must be tackled at all stages of the development.

Britain has argued within the European Union that quotas were not necessary in part because the issue was being tackled at a national level.

In June 2002, the report says, a 19-year-old former mechanic, Didar Khalan, was tackled at a Kurdish political party headquarters in Sayed Sadiq, in northern Iraq, just as he was about to blow himself up.

The article described this phenotype from the point of view of a patient and how the problem was being tackled at a molecular level.

We recommend that barriers experienced in seeking professional care are tackled at an institutional level as well as at the level of GP.