Sentence examples for collaboration to tackle from inspiring English sources

The mayor's officials met with counterparts in New York this week, in a bid to broker a deal on transatlantic collaboration to tackle the growing problem.

Japan Post is leveraging that collaboration to tackle some of the challenges associated with Japan's aging population.

Last month, Cisco (investor in both Team8 and Illusive) and IBM announced a collaboration to tackle cybercrime and yesterday Cisco announced a new security service to protect encrypted traffic.

This paper is expected to be one tutorial guide to bridge biology and image processing researchers for their further collaboration to tackle such a difficult target.

Since then, Slingo has pushed ahead on all fronts, from developing academic collaborations to tackling science's gender imbalance and, crucially, advocating that weather forecasting and climate prediction use the same models.

Grant said: "Today's outcome is a major setback for the type of collaboration needed to tackle global environmental issues such as climate change.

Gavin Lockhart of Policy Exchange, a research outfit, argues that such collaboration helps to tackle serious cross-border crime as well as save money.Further efficiencies could be found in specialisation.

The model should be employed for the analysis of the cultural influence in the development of alternative energy technologies in order to contribute to the interdisciplinary collaboration required to tackle the challenges in the energy sector of the twenty-first century.

Heuman mentioned the Banking on Change project that Plan and Care International had set up in collaboration with Barclays to tackle the lack of access to banking that around 2.5 billion people currently experience.

Further, as demonstrated by the outcomes of this study, a better international collaboration is necessary to tackle this rapidly growing drug trend.

Finally, it concludes that the use of kratom is not negligible, especially for self-medication, and more clinical, pharmacological, and socioanthropological studies as well as a better international collaboration are needed to tackle this marginally explored phenomenon.