Sentence examples for does nothing to tackle from inspiring English sources

Rebuffing offers of foreign aid does nothing to tackle a dangerously rising budget deficit.

One is that it does nothing to tackle the industry's opacity.

This approach does nothing to tackle the actual issue, instead simply populating the prison system.

He said: "It does nothing to tackle the country's affordable housing needs and will only benefit the lucky few.

McCluskey added: "This approach is not only inhumane; it does nothing to tackle the causes of rough sleeping and just moves the issue on for someone else to deal with.

Jodie Ginsberg, chief executive of Index on Censorship, said: "The fact that Google plans to add 'flags' to search links it has removed does nothing to tackle the fundamental problem with the 'right to be forgotten' ruling - which is the complete absence of legal oversight in this process.

Although they do lower some barriers, most do nothing to tackle the highest tariffs.

These are ultimately futile measures that will do nothing to tackle the displacement crisis driving migration.

Italy's Silvio Berlusconi admires Margaret Thatcher but has done nothing to tackle Italy's pensions problem and little to free up the labour market.

It should be painfully obvious that cutting to housing benefit, while doing nothing to tackle the ridiculous cost of housing is short-sighted at best.

This is because many people are in low-income, unstable and part-time jobs which do nothing to tackle the real causes of poverty.