Sentence examples for dedicated to tackle from inspiring English sources

Efforts should be dedicated to tackle, for example, constraints to infrastructure that keep children from school.

The FTC mostly differentiates itself from these projects by providing a whole set of new categories on the top of the integrated information, dedicated to tackle a very specific problem: drug repositioning.

Britain has a special police unit dedicated to tackling football hooliganism.

His organization is dedicated to tackling racism in our institutions and documenting its past.

The prop Eddy Ben Arous runs like the wind and Dimitri Szarzewski remains spectacularly dedicated to tackling.

"This case is just one example of the new generation of criminality my team are dedicated to tackling.

Sites blocked by BT's filter included those dedicated to tackling domestic abuse (Reducing The Risk and the Domestic Abuse Helpline) and others that offered sex education advice.

"The Met has one of the largest cyber crime and fraud teams in Europe, with up to 500 specialist officers dedicated to tackling this sort of offence.

Since 2012, DfID has almost doubled the number of programmes dedicated to tackling gender-based violence – from 64 to 127 – while spending has increased from £20m to £184m.

The potential for developing more US-style specialist tribunals – including courts dedicated to tackling the surge in domestic abuse cases – is being examined by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ).

The $2.5m penalty, which is only a fraction of Sterling's reported $1.9bn fortune, is to be donated to organisations dedicated to tackling discrimination and intolerance, Silver said.