Sentence examples for combating issues from inspiring English sources

Combating issues like these begins with transparency and accountability.

What role does tech play in combating issues like police abuse or corruption?

One possible solution of combating issues posed by climate change is the use of the High Temperature (HT) Polymer Electrolyte Membrane (PEM) Fuel Cell (FC) in some applications.

Crucially for the council, we are also working to deliver a public health agenda, combating issues around the isolated elderly, more efficiently and cost-effective than many of the other options available.

If Trump is serious about combating issues that plague African Americans, he should try to reach out to Wade, who's been outspoken about violence in the black community.

Another technical patch was released on 10 October combating the issues, and players experiencing issues were told not to recreate their multiplayer avatars.

The Farm Aid concert, which will take place in downtown Chicago on Saturday, is still combating similar issues: the struggles of mid-size farmers to survive in a climate of unpredictable weather conditions, unstable prices, the development and expense of high-tech equipment, seeds, and pesticides, and farm policies they say favor globalized agribusinesses.

In his view the National Council for Combating Discrimination issues fines for "anything that has to do with Roma, Hungarians and other minorities, no matter whether you were wrong or not".

Catchment and fishery managers concerned with combating such issues require reliable information on the key sources of the sediment problem to target management and on the efficacy of the mitigation options being implemented.

The results obtained from the present work are directly relevant to coal-fired utilities for not only demonstrating the effectiveness of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) based tools in combating operational issues but also provides an alternative to conventional remediation strategies.

While Labor's scheme commits more funding, it is worth pondering how much existing resources are already poured into dementia initiatives (which are in reality, no novel idea) in which case resources may be better directed on combating other issues affecting senior Australian (eg, welfare and better use of human capital).