Sentence examples for confronting effectively from inspiring English sources

This would be right if Papandreou had actually implemented these hard structural reforms during the last one and half year of his governance, which are indispensable for contracting the prodigal public sector and confronting effectively the expanded tax evasion in his country.

We hope to promote greater awareness among our readers of the strong link between antimicrobial drug use and the development of resistance and to make clear that improving use in community, healthcare, and agriculture settings, combined with other strategies, is imperative if we are to confront effectively the further development and spread of antimicrobial resistance.

For 2011's movements, however, the initial virality and the rhetoric of direct democracy turned out to mask a generation unprepared to deal with power either wielding it or confronting it effectively.

"All this is so blatantly racist," the bishops wrote, "that it can shock and therefore move us to ask again how to confront more effectively the sin of racism".

If we are going to confront fundamentalism effectively, we need a name for the common the common ground that we share.

At every turn, this sinful behavior is both causal of the epidemic of lethal policing and it is responsible for the failure at every level to confront it effectively.

Fortunately, by implementing evidence-based programs and policies, the District is effectively confronting the disease for the first time in a generation.

Let us do everything we can to continue in this direction, and the reward will be success in protecting and promoting human and animal health through effectively confronting zoonotic infectious diseases.

Egypt is facing the enormous challenge of restoring economic growth, creating employment, reducing macro-economic imbalances and effectively confronting widespread poverty, which is affecting particularly children and which grew substantially in the last years.

Experts believe that writing allows you to address your experiences and work through your depression slowly but effectively, confronting the matters that are causing your mental roadblock and giving you the opportunity to put words to your thoughts without having to speak them aloud or worry about grammar, structure, or judgment.

But it is also important that pupils are given intellectual challenges, so that they can confront these issues effectively – more effectively perhaps than previous generations did, for whom religion has become in some instances a bitter and polemical issue.