Sentence examples for commit to tackling from inspiring English sources
Debt problems can affect anyone and the next government must commit to tackling a very British phenomenon that costs our society more than £8bn a year".
A spokesman for the Barnado's charity said it had "long campaigned for police and other agencies to commit to tackling child sexual exploitation and we welcome the announcement of extra police resources to this horrific crime".
Burnham outlines a vision of health care that will commit to tackling the "failing system of care for older people by extending the NHS principle to social care – where everybody contributes and everybody is covered".
A joint letter last week to Labour MPs from Corbyn and the shadow housing minister, John Healey, encouraged them to support the bill "to strengthen the homelessness safety net, to fund in full any changes and to commit to tackling the central causes of the last six years of failure on homelessness".
Every Child Matters and the 2004 Children Act will continue to mean nothing if any party in government does not commit to tackling the structural inequality in schooling by ensuring that there is a good school for every child in every community as a fundamental right.
Producing country governments to commit to tackling complex issues like land use planning and land rights.
Naoki Ito Minister (economic), Embassy of Japan John Ashton is right to say we need to at least "commit to commit" to tackle climate change (Comment, 15 November).
"That's why we are asking politicians to commit to tackle the problems and tell us how they will improve standards for everyone".
"World leaders must take the opportunity to change this in London on June 8th and commit to tackle the scourge of malnutrition for good.
"It's encouraging that all supermarkets are publicly committed to tackling this bug, but we must now see this commitment turned into urgent action that makes chicken safe".
