Sentence examples for boost to tackle from inspiring English sources

I would not hold out any great hopes for the recycled and tired initiatives announced by Liz Truss (Prisons given staff boost to tackle violence, 3 November).

Some of it is recurring and relatively reliable, some of it comes in the way of grants targeted toward initiatives like the recently-announced boost to tackle domestic violence.

Scotland's International Development Fund has remained frozen at £9m for the past six years and should be boosted to tackle global poverty, it adds.

Yemen is urging the international community to boost efforts to tackle its multiple crises of poverty, economic underdevelopment, resource depletion and grave humanitarian problems as it continues fighting a resurgent al-Qaida.

In this paper, we present a generalized boosting framework to tackle some challenging problems in practical remote iris recognition, namely, iris detection, iris mislocalization detection, iris spoof detection as well as iris recognition.

Officials hope that regulating the modeling and fashion industries will help promote wellness and health while boosting efforts to tackle eating disorders among female teenagers.

The closure of Redcar steelworks (Report, 13 October) shows the importance of boosting energy productivity to tackle high energy costs.

From eradicating poverty and boosting education to tackling disease and mother-and-infant mortality, the goals helped focus minds and funding on core, achievable aims.

But scientists may have over-estimated the impact farming had in shaping the human immune system, because tests on the hunter-gatherer's DNA found that he already carried mutations that boost the immune system to tackle various nasty bugs.

Downing Street says it will boost special forces' ability to tackle global terrorism and hostage taking.

Laid out in the Clean Power Plan, the new limits are a game-changer that will give a big boost to state efforts to tackle climate change through clean energy solutions.