Sentence examples similar to concern tackled from inspiring English sources

The other pillar of the proposed reforms is at the opposite end of the policing spectrum and concerns tackling organised crime.

By Elizabeth Kiem NEW YORK, USA, 26 January 2009 – With more than 1 billion people in the world suffering from food price fluctuations and nutrition concerns, tackling global food scarcity and high food prices is a top item on the agendas of United Nations agencies.

They were particularly impressed that such a small concern had tackled the massive industry of fashion – and had a highly effective impact on the ground.

Instead of seeing the needs of big corporations and startups as separate concerns, they tackled them as a singular challenge.

It is critical that nutrition concerns be tackled now, as families in Pakistan try to recover from the flood disaster.

"He has become an embodiment of our people's disgust and concern about tackling corruption.

He has become the embodiment of our people's disgust and concern about tackling corruption.

Over the past year there has been growing concern about tackling discriminatory social norms.

And instead of saying its prime concern was tackling the slowing economy, the Fed "talked about the balanced risks of inflation and growth," Mr. Raich said.

Often artists and designers make it their concern to tackle the reality that science and technology enframe.

This in large part reflects presidential administrations' overwhelming concern with tackling poverty, malnutrition, and hunger [ 47].