Sentence examples for believes tackling from inspiring English sources

Although the conventional wisdom says that Mumbai closed the door on Kashmir discussions, there is no doubt that Pakistan believes tackling the Kashmir issue remains the key to regional security.

Ruth Crowell, deputy chief executive of the London Bullion Market Association, believed tackling the informal mining sector should come next.

But I believe tackling climate change is the most important thing I can do in politics for the long-term future of my kids and their generation.

The existing homes alliance, a coalition of concerned organisations, recently wrote to the chancellor setting out how we believe tackling emissions in existing housing stock is not only good for the environment, but that it should also be at the heart of plans for economic recovery.

"I believe tackling smoking in the home needs to be a priority as part of this".

He believes that tackling inequality of outcome is a very good way to tackle inequality of opportunity.

Blair, like Bush, firmly believes that tackling terrorism in the post-11 September world is a generational task.

While the progress made since 2000 has been significant, Lujan believes that tackling what still remains of the "highly discriminatory and unfair" tracking system, is the final hurdle.

With an estimated $200bn lost from developing countries to corporate tax dodging every year, ActionAid believes that tackling this problem is fundamental to overcoming poverty and injustice.

It believes that tackling the problems of society's losers is one way of distinguishing New Labour from the Tories who, the Blairites argue, were wont to ignore people on the margins.

Google believes that tackling diversity in computer science education is the way forward, and has donated over $40m£24m4m) to organisations aiming to help increase the number of women and girls in science education.