Sentence examples for change tackling from inspiring English sources

Globally, there should be causes – counter-poverty, climate change, tackling piracy – on which we work together.

But real change – tackling both the demand in Asia and the protection of animals in Africa – requires sustained and widespread public pressure, of the sort that has put climate change at the top of the world's agenda.

"It is clear to me that we need to see climate change tackled and we need to play our role both nationally and internationally.

He said the summit would "chart a new era of sustainable development in which poverty will be eradicated, prosperity shared and the core drivers of climate change tackled".

It is the exact amount we need to respond to change, tackle a tough problem or take a leap of faith.

Ministers say the change tackles an unfair spare room subsidy not available to private-sector renters and suggest it will save around £500m a year as part of the government's deficit-reduction strategy.

Americans United For Change tackled this irony in a video released Wednesday.

Mr Cameron said welfare changes, tackling the deficit, providing better schools and cutting taxes in the Budget were all aimed at rewarding people "who do the right thing" and making the UK more entrepreneurial.

With the availability of genome sequences of related species and the tools to investigate genome changes, tackling the complexity of the evolutionary history of the immune systems has become possible.

A battle that could save the planet from the ravages of climate change, tackle stagnating growth and contribute to addressing historic levels of unemployment and unacceptable economic and social exclusion.

Miliband is telling everyone that we have to make radical changes to tackle climate change.