Sentence examples for be tackled effectively from inspiring English sources

If the remaining cases are to be tackled effectively, local laws must be strengthened and enforcement increased, experts say.

Just as terrorism, international crime and drugs cannot be tackled effectively on a unilateral basis, neither can weapons proliferation.

This sort of open data analysis would help identify which roads to hit and which problems can be tackled effectively within the budgetary constraints.

Somebody needs to be in charge if these and other pressing issues are to be tackled effectively, yet the prospects of that happening soon are not good.

And if we haven't got the stomach for that sort of genuinely radical social reform (and I suspect none of these will be tackled effectively in the next five years), we need to make sure schools have adequate resources to try to compensate for society's inability to offer all children a decent start in life.

However, for this technology to make the step out of the labs and penetrate the market, the security problems have to be tackled effectively.

There is insufficient support for those with physical or emotional needs, and bullying has not been tackled effectively enough.

A recent report by the women and equalities committee revealed "shocking" levels of sexual violence and harassment in English schools, which MPs concluded were not being tackled effectively.

After 12 years in office, and despite some steps forward, not enough has been done to ensure violence against women is tackled effectively and with an appropriate emphasis on prevention.

Only if it is tackled effectively, senior officers here are now saying, can the hearts and minds of 30 million Afghans — many of them increasingly skeptical about the Western military presence, and angry about the civilian death toll — be won.

The Prison Service heard today it could be faced with action for failing to ensure racism in jails is tackled effectively since the murder of young offender Zahid Mubarek five years ago.