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Dr Bond said the threat posed by the sites should be tackled through a combination of education and better policing.

Second, Durban has re-established the principle that climate change should be tackled through a framework of international law.

It is true that the Taliban are a regional threat, but they need to be tackled through a cohesive but contextualised struggle by each country.

It stated: "We recommend that the issue is of such significance that it should be tackled through a dedicated ministerial portfolio, rather than an 'add-on' to a wider brief.

Councillor David Simmonds, chairman of the Local Government Association's Children and Young People Board, said councils were keen to reduce the wait but the issue could not be tackled through a "one-size fits-all approach".

Overuse of antibiotics needs to be tackled through a combination of increased public awareness, training of pharmacists, legislation and adequate enforcement and monitoring of antimicrobial use and resistance.

Stigma could be tackled through an improvement in the infrastructure for mental healthcare and a comprehensive programme of public education.

You later said you believed any entrenched problem could be tackled through the involvement of a greater number of people.

In-work poverty can only be tackled through higher wages and a decent safety net for those who fall on hard times.

This complexity can be tackled through the design of an autonomic QoE management architecture.

The latter can be tackled through different levels of details (for a broader discussion of this issue, see section 'Results and discussion').