Sentence examples for demand to tackle from inspiring English sources
To join this movement that is giving hope to people across Europe means Labour decisively rejecting austerity and supporting the demand to tackle tax abuse by the rich, rejecting the privatisation and cuts in our public services, and setting out clearly plans to create the jobs that will restore prosperity.
Rehabilitation and restoration of forest ecosystems are in growing demand to tackle climate change, biodiversity loss and desertification major environmental problems of our time.
The development of new types of novel, effective and highly reliable materials-based novel constructs for multipurpose applications is essential and a core demand to tackle many human health related diseases.
Nationwide the coal industry is facing mounting challenges - rising coal costs, falling clean energy prices, a motivated grassroots coalition of organizers working to move the nation off coal, and the growing national demand to tackle climate-disrupting carbon pollution from coal plants.
Still dependent on the United States, the European Union, and other donors to finance some essential services, the government was pushed to meet their demands to tackle corruption.
In London, the Metropolitan Police set up Operation Trident in response to the black communities' demands to tackle the disproportional effect of gun crime.
All this has been achieved against soaring new demands to tackle child sexual exploitation, cybercrime and counter-terrorism while also accommodating cuts of 25% since 2010.
He will demand action to tackle the soaring cost of hospitals' use of temporary staff – mainly nurses – who have been supplied by employment agencies to cover shifts in order to ensure wards are fully-staffed and patients receive good quality care.
Last Saturday, thousands of people marched on London's City Hall demanding action to tackle the woeful lack of affordable housing in the capital.
Now a new chapter will begin which will demand fresh thinking to tackle the economic morass.
Tens of thousands marched in Italy's major cities to demand government action to tackle unemployment - at 11.5percentt overall and 40percentt among the young - and an end to austerity and tax evasion.
