Sentence examples for designed to tackle specific from inspiring English sources
This is despite more than 700 international agreements designed to tackle specific aspects of environmental decline, and agreements on alleviating poverty and malnutrition such as the Millennium Development Goals.
There are also nearly three dozen unoccupied senior positions designed to tackle specific current issues or conflicts.
Up to now, such images are classified by scripts and classification techniques that are designed to tackle a specific problem.
In this paper we describe one of the first products of this work, a tool called WENDI (Web Engine for Non-obvious Drug isformation) that is designed to tackle a specific question: given a chemical compound of interest, how can we probe the potential biological properties of the compound using predictive models, databases, and the scholarly literature?
We compare this approach with a heuristic that makes use of specific operators designed to tackle the routing and the assignment aspects of the problem simultaneously.
However, an example of the difficulties posed by a the introduction of specific laws designed to tackle contract cheating is the position in New Zealand, where a law, introduced In 2011 makes it an offence to provide or advertise cheating services (Education Act 1989, s 292E).
CLACS was specifically designed to tackle the lack of reuse faced by most ADLs.
Specific imaging protocols per modality have been designed to tackle a broad range of clinical problems.
As McLinden explains, "The CBM concept shifts the focus beyond the traditional customs-specific trade facilitation agenda to a new and more comprehensive 'whole-of-government' approach to reform that relies less on institution-specific reform and more on a wider trade supply chain-focused approach designed to tackle the major barriers traders face".
The U.S.T.A. has myriad programs designed to tackle the problem.
Technologies designed to tackle missiles in their "boost phase" are still immature, to say the least.
