Sentence examples for evidence tackling from inspiring English sources

As a response to this clear and consistent evidence, tackling oral health inequalities has become a major goal of the health policy in the UK.

The case study analysis suggests that there is a real need to think about the practical implementation of a policy from the inception of a programme; we need to move beyond conceptualising a linear process that begins with conceptual use of research evidence (tackling attitudes and knowledge) and finishes with instrumental and attributable use.

Some of the available evidence tackles patient safety culture issues that require attention, factors affecting incident reporting by hospital staff, the role of workplace environment in shaping safety, and steps that can be followed to improve safety.

Section 78 of the Equalities Act gave the government powers to make companies disclose pay differences if, by 2013, they continued to show no evidence of tackling them.

Sealy was scathing about the government's decision in December to reverse a section of the Equality Act that would have given powers to make companies disclose pay differences between men and women if, by 2013, they continued to show no evidence of tackling them.

At a time when many countries are struggling economically, the New Climate Economy report presents compelling new evidence that tackling climate change can generate better economic growth.

Indeed, can collecting more evidence delay tackling the problem?

This provides further evidence that tackling deprivation in Glasgow would probably reduce the health inequalities that exist between Scottish cities.

The results should provide valuable evidence for tackling the high levels of diabetes in UK South Asians.

It's hard not to feel depressed that after decades of failed policies on drugs, the two biggest parties in British politics still seem more interested in knee-jerk populist gestures than in creating a policy based on the best available evidence to tackle the problems.

"We know that family, domestic and sexual violence is a major problem in Australia, but without a comprehensive source of evidence and analysis, tackling such a complex issue will continue to be difficult," he said.