Sentence examples for engaged in tackling from inspiring English sources

It invests in renewable energy, recycling, waste management, companies engaged in tackling water scarcity, and public transport initiatives.

And even if you doubt Corbyn, there's no doubt that the ensuing report contains solid, usable recommendations, along the lines made by groups long engaged in tackling antisemitism.

He said that while households and businesses had to be engaged in tackling climate change, they could only do so much and that governments had to act too.

We believe that local government should have a far greater role in the criminal justice system, and that actors outside the criminal justice sector – the health and education sectors for starters – should be far more engaged in tackling such issues as the crisis of mental health in our jails, and the fact that the average reading age of an adult male prisoner is 11.

However, Ashford works was heavily engaged in tackling a backlog of repair and maintenance work caused by government restrictions during the First World War with little spare capacity for new construction projects, particularly when approval for the construction of the N1 prototype coincided with a priority order for 15 2-cylinder N class locomotives.

CW, ND and NW are clinicians based at the Mahidol-Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit and are engaged in tackling the problem of multi-drug resistant malaria in Southeast Asia.

The British Fashion Council told Vogue UK that while it does not oversee model castings, it is "committed to model welfare and is more than happy to engage in tackling any issues regarding best practice and diversity at London Fashion Week".

Gonzalez had to initially deal with normal problems such as a fear of reinjury and a reluctance to engage in tackles, but gradually the club reintroduced him into his normal regimen until he felt comfortable.

"It is important to utilize a variety of teaching methods which engage students in tackling the topic to be learned in such a way that they create meaningful and understandable knowledge structures that are based on the learning".

Therefore, it is important to utilize a variety of teaching methods which engage students in tackling the topic to be learned in such a way that they create meaningful and understandable knowledge structures that are based on the learning.

Counter-terrorism experts, as well as community workers engaged in trying to tackle this problem at a grass-roots level, have long said that alienation and social isolation are common themes.