Sentence examples for devised to tackle from inspiring English sources

But Leeds has taken action to make schemes devised to tackle the issues more effective.

An iterative procedure is devised to tackle the two SDP problems, whose convergence is analytically proven.

Two major alternative approximations beyond the Born-Oppenheimer approach have been devised to tackle this aspect of the problem.

The idea of tightening up the rules was specifically devised to tackle Ferguson and was voted in by all 20 Premier League clubs, including Manchester United.

He went along with the eccentric brief for scattered colleges that combined teaching with living, all to be assembled by developing the unsightly prefabricated Clasp system, then the most successful and adaptable of the rapid construction kits devised to tackle the postwar backlog of public building.

While simple techniques such as windowing can be devised to tackle smaller time intervals where stationarity is (almost) verified, one would still need to find a way to integrate the information from different intervals.

The municipal ordinance first appeared in Italy in the mid-1800s as a measure devised essentially to tackle unexpected and grave situations requiring an immediate response and not otherwise covered by ordinary regulatory measures.

Another group is devising legislation to tackle abuses and address how nondisclosure agreements silence victims of sexual harassment.

With the over-64s already comprising just over a quarter of its 128 million population, Japan is at the forefront of devising ways to tackle the challenges posed by a super-ageing society, including the stigma attached to people with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia.

This has important implications for devising policies to tackle the current childhood obesity epidemic (WHO, 2012).

Intervention delivery style: Patients' preferred approach was for their needs to be listened to and health professionals' expertise used to devise ways to tackle these needs.