Sentence examples for designed to tackle the difficulty from inspiring English sources

HOURS is designed to tackle the difficulty of automatic rescheduling, self-protection, incentives, heterogeneous resource sharing, reservation, and SLA in Grid computing.

Last March, following revelations of HSBC helping clients hide money in Switzerland, George Osborne suggested a corporate offence of failure to prevent the criminal facilitation of tax evasion – designed to tackle the difficulty in holding companies liable for the acts of their employees.

The U.S.T.A. has myriad programs designed to tackle the problem.

On March 29th, it unveiled reforms designed to tackle the "Mr Bigs" of the criminal underworld.

The RTS/CTS is basically designed to tackle the hidden terminal problem.

CLACS was specifically designed to tackle the lack of reuse faced by most ADLs.

The SPT was specifically designed to tackle the dark energy mystery.

It is designed to tackle the problem that SMS messages were designed to offer a maximum of 160 characters.

Those projects range from wearables designed to tackle the opioid crisis to virtual tutors.

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).

Each team built robots designed to tackle various tasks and the results are impressive.