Sentence examples for countries of tackling from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the UN agency for children (Unicef) released a report highlighting successful examples from 11 countries of tackling malnutrition (pdf).

The report's conclusions echo those of the Nobel prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz, who used an address to a major science conference in the French capital last week to back the affordability for countries of tackling climate change.

The UK government is supporting greater fiscal integration among eurozone countries as part of tackling the current crisis.

In the last two decades, the wind power generation has been rapidly and widely developed in many regions and countries for tackling the problems of environmental pollution and sustainability of energy supply.

He would probably do a better job of running the country, and in particular of tackling Boko Haram.

Travelling around the country over the past few weeks, my impression is that Nigerians are increasingly looking to the main opposition presidential candidate, Muhammadu Buhari, a former general and one-time military ruler, as the country's best hope of tackling Boko Haram.

Because it is global, it is in every country's interests to get every other country to bear the burden of tackling it.

The fall in tax revenues, as a result of illegal bunkering and the sabotage of pipelines, means that Mr Yar'Adua has even less chance of tackling his country's other problems, such as a chronic lack of electricity.

It's worth remembering the next line after George Osborne's infamous speech about the "next-door neighbour who has the blinds down and is living a life on benefits as you get up early for work" was that the Conservatives would "tackle that as part of tackling this country's economic problems".

The Greek government has told its eurozone creditors it has a novel way of tackling the country's chronic tax evasion culture – wiring students, tourists, and housewives for sound and video to spy on tax dodgers while posing as shoppers and customers.

Mohamud doesn't limit his anti-extremist efforts to the United States, as he recently returned from a conference of imams in Somalia's capital of Mogadishu which addressed to problem of tackling the "country's Enemy No. 1 -- al-Shabab".