Sentence examples for capabilities to tackle from inspiring English sources

Bristow said that in a time of austerity it would be sensible to look at shared capabilities to tackle the twin threats.

No individual company alone has the necessary resources and capabilities to tackle the unprecedented challenge of climate change.

Mr Brokenshire said: "It is no exaggeration to say that interception constitutes one of the most important and effective capabilities to tackle serious crime and threats to our national security.

"Queensland police service capability to tackle organised crime is enhanced through these ongoing strong partnerships with the Crime and Corruption Commission and Australian Taxation Office and national law enforcement agencies".

Parker warned last week that the pace of technological change meant the "dark places [on the net] from where those who wish us harm can plot or plan are increasing", and that agencies' capability to tackle them were decreasing.

When push comes to shove, the Iraqi army, under the leadership of both Ayad Allawi and Nouri al-Maliki, has shown willingness – and most crucially capability – to tackle the Iranian-backed militias in Baghdad and in their comfort zones in the southern provinces.

Global measures to regulate the fishing industry lack the capability to tackle illegal catches, warn researchers.

Multidisciplinary analysis and optimization demonstrates the capability to tackle such complex design issues.

Last year, researchers writing in the journal Science warned that global measures to regulate the fishing industry lacked the capability to tackle illegal catches.

We suggest three major property categories of frameworks with regard to their capability to tackle the challenges: open-source philosophy (1), collaborative modelling (2), and structural properties (3).

Conventional fingerprint enhancement methods, such as Gabor and anisotropic filters, do fill the holes and gaps in ridge lines but lack the necessary capability to tackle scar lines.