Sentence examples for be tackled together from inspiring English sources

Both crises are interlinked and must be tackled together.

Tax problems and corruption should be tackled together to improve governance, public services and lift the most vulnerable people out of poverty.

Instead, they aim to test the idea that diseases such as trachoma, river blindness, lymphatic filariasis and hookworm, which largely afflict the rural poor, can be tackled together more effectively and cheaply than one at a time.

This is not say that organ supply should be neglected but that demand and supply should be tackled together.

Controlling variability and process optimization are major issues of manufacturing processes which should be tackled together since optimal processes must be robust.

"And they all must be tackled together".

I think it's essential that issues which transcend national borders are tackled together, rather than apart.

That they have not been tackled together and that bullying redress has largely focused on the individual "bully" is a key reason (we think) that schools have not really seen anti-bullying efforts succeed long term.

Despite the overall picture – and the fact that 53% of G20 countries scored less than 50 – Transparency International said the triumphs of 2015 showed that corruption could be tackled if people worked together.

Updated at 4.18pm GMT 12.15pm GMT NGO reaction Friends of the Earth Food campaigner Vicki Hird said the problem, and its impact on the environment, must be tackled by supermarkets and consumers together: "The figures on food waste are staggering.

"This an issue that can only be tackled by lots of people working together and taking responsibility for it, and talking about it is a big first step.