Sentence examples for effective in tackling from inspiring English sources

The operational approach, instead, seems effective in tackling the actions effects in time and in setting quantitative objectives.

It's merely wishful thinking to believe that stop and search is effective in tackling knife crime.

By involving communities, co-production is effective in tackling health inequalities and improving mental health.

If sustainable development is to be effective in tackling the grave dangers posed by pollution, the roles of politicians and activists are also part of it future.

Some offshore centres say their existing system of regulating company service providers is more effective in tackling corporate crime than Britain's preferred approach.

Cull opponents argue that vaccination of badgers, and cracking down on the movement of cattle at risk of TB, would be more effective in tackling the disease.

He said local authorities were "remarkably effective and efficient" in tackling fly-tipping, but said "the current system works against them".

Henry Ashworth, chief executive of the Portman Group which represents drinks producers, said his members were "determined to be effective partners in tackling public drunkenness, which is an embarrassment to us all".

We believe that organisations, including charities, funders and social enterprises, have a responsibility to try and be as effective as possible in tackling the issues they were set up to solve.

Public health agencies have not been very effective in directly tackling these problems, and the task has been left to community groups, said Dr. Kang and other experts.

The pioneering education programme was first tested in Oklahoma 20 years ago with great success: a randomised control trial in 2006 showed it had been far more effective than other measures in tackling harmful sexual behaviour.