Sentence examples for created to tackle from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, university courses are being created to tackle the issue.

Inheritance tax was created to tackle such inequality.

This is the most ambitious plan ever created to tackle global poverty.

Given that they were created to tackle Mexico's most pressing problems, that is not a happy sign.

Hence, the birth of edosafakelaki.org, a crowdsourcing platform created to tackle corruption in Greece by harnessing the collective energy of its citizens.

In 1995 he sold his contracting business and eventually formed Assured Indoor Air Quality, a company created to tackle mold problems.

But the tribunal, which was approved by the Pope following a recommendation by a committee created to find ways to tackle abuse, represents an attempt by the Vatican to create a structure to formally address the problem.

The DAEE was created precisely to tackle this problem, as explained by its representative: "…[t]he concept of equity for us is a concept that … if the State provides different services, we should all have the same service quality everywhere".

However I still believe that a map which showed more general areas, like towns and cities, could actually be helpful to local authorities for creating policies to tackle attitudes towards diversity.

Robert B. Zoellick, the departing president, opened bank databases to outside researchers and created trust funds to tackle transnational problems like spiking global food prices.

But in many ways the financial authorities have come full circle since the reconstruction commission and supervisory agency were created in late 1998 to tackle Japan's financial crisis.