Sentence examples for change to tackle from inspiring English sources

The No 10 spokeswoman said ministers had talked about how they would deliver on the manifesto and had considered "how to have the right measures in place to drive real change to tackle the root causes of poverty".

After reading the piece, Crowley sent a note under the title "Tales of Brave Ulysses" (as per Cream), alluding in part to an essay he wrote for The Guardian in 2007: "In the short term, there'll be no major action against climate change; to tackle global warming we need a shift in attitudes unprecedented in peace time".

Commissioned by England's NHS chief executive Simon Stevens, the report laid bare the complexity and scale of the undertaking to achieve parity, but it also provided a blueprint for a system-wide, strategic change to tackle striking failures and gaps in care.

In 2011, days after David Cameron vetoed an EU-wide treaty change to tackle the eurozone crisis, Westerwelle flew to London for crisis talks with his British counterpart, William Hague, quoting the Simon & Garfunkel song to explain he was there to "build a bridge over troubled water".

Mr Cameron has been pressing for change to tackle migration levels to the UK.

The findings show a way for institutional and policy change to tackle the resource curse, even though further research on other typical cases (such as Venezuela) and deviant cases (such as Mexico) should increase the external validity of the theory.

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

The Temptations was one of the leading male vocal groups of the 1960s and early 1970s, surviving several personnel changes to tackle a wide range of musical styles with tight harmonies and well choreographed dance routines.

But while ministers have hinted they may consider legal changes to tackle the issue, no formal proposals have been forthcoming, and it is unclear whether they will support Blackman's homelessness reduction bill.

He also said that the school system need to be changed to tackle the "divide in education between rich and poor" - and he highlighted the "iron-clad link" between illiteracy and criminality.

We have also advocated for policy changes to tackle root causes of fistula, including family planning, early marriage and poor access to emergency obstetric care.