Sentence examples for comprehensively tackled from inspiring English sources

This constitutes the principal weakness and limitation of the treated SQA, which should be comprehensively tackled in future work.

The first point can be comprehensively tackled on the basis of arbitrary correlations while the definitive replacements are awaited.

The problem that AppZen is solving is a widespread one that has yet to be comprehensively tackled with automation, and is a key example of how AI is being used to not just make something more efficient, but to do a task that had never been done before.

The topic is larger than any one exhibit can encompass and, in fact, it might be better and more comprehensively tackled by a symposium with speakers rather than through art objects.

In all, participants felt that if violence against children in Rwanda was going to be comprehensively tackled, then much more needed to be done in terms of research, coordination and advocacy.

The lyrics comprehensively tackle footy issues from boozing footballers to hooliganism, but there's particular currency in Smith's uncanny predictions of how gentrification will ruin the beautiful game.

"The pace of change on the drug scene is such that we cannot rely on the Misuse of Drugs Act and enforcement alone to comprehensively tackle the issue of legal highs," communications director Harry Shapiro said.

Further strengthening of euro area banks by comprehensively tackling nonperforming loans and the corporate debt overhang will enhance the effectiveness of monetary policy, bolster market confidence, and improve the outlook.

Also, the directive principles of state policy in the Irish Constitution were looked upon by the people of India as an inspiration for the independent India's government to comprehensively tackle complex social and economic challenges across a vast, diverse nation and population.

The United Nations and partners are working with governments across the region to comprehensively tackle this problem.

(DP2) The first Midwifery Forum convened in December 2005 was a high profile national event which promoted political commitment to systematically and comprehensively tackle maternal mortality.