Sentence examples for calls for tackling from inspiring English sources

He called for an urgent escalation of humanitarian efforts to stop the crisis in the Sahel and made renewed calls for tackling the region's high levels of malnutrition through improved health systems, social services, social protection, and support for sustainable livelihoods and behaviour change.

In his State of the Union speech to Congress on Tuesday, Obama called for tackling the country's economic and fiscal problems through tax reform and a five-year spending freeze for many domestic programs, which he said would save $400 billion over 10 years.

Scientists and doctors have renewed calls for rugby tackling in schools to be banned.

The call last week by 70 "experts" for tackling to be outlawed in schools rugby attracted plenty of debate, none of it designed to encourage US soccer moms to steerBradley junior towards the muscular new sport on the block.

The former UN secretary general, Kofi Annan has called for the tackling of depression to be made a global priority, with mental health incorporated into a new UN Millennium Development Goal after the deadline for achieving the current goals passes in 2015.

Ahead of the summit, major investor institutions and business leaders have joined calls for action on tackling global greenhouse gas emissions.

The health of immigrants is a topical issue and it calls for further studies tackling various aspects in this field.

Clearer water also calls for lighter tackle than does dark water because light penetrates to a greater depth.

Fishing in cover such as weeds, submerged timber, or large rocks calls for heavier tackle than does fishing in open water with comparatively little cover.

That undermined calls for austerity to tackle a budget deficit, still close to 2% of GDP.

A smog outbreak in Southeast Asia last year may have caused over 100,000 premature deaths, according to a new study released Monday that triggered calls for action to tackle the "killer haze".