Sentence examples similar to firmly tackle from inspiring English sources

Firmly tackling NCD risks at the global level serves everyone's interest, even at home.

The companies selling booze say they are firmly committed to tackling problem drinking.

Any activities which violate the law are tackled firmly according to legal regulations and the authority of police, he said.

Blair, like Bush, firmly believes that tackling terrorism in the post-11 September world is a generational task.

With De Jong and Barry tackling firmly, protecting the splendid Kompany and Joleon Lescott, Dimitar Berbatov became frustrated.

Mr Sarkozy, who also promised the parents of two teenagers whose deaths sparked the violence that they would learn "the full truth" about how their sons died, said the situation in some deprived neighbourhoods had been deteriorating "for 30 years" and had to be tackled firmly.

Connecticut's budget deficit must be tackled first and firmly; it is big and growing bigger.

LAHORE, Pakistan — The only Christian cabinet minister in the Pakistani government was shot dead Wednesday two months after the assassination of another liberal politician, raising questions about how firmly Pakistan's government is tackling Islamist extremism.

But while most of the world remains firmly committed to the notion of tackling climate change, many countries are not on pace to meet their relatively modest Paris pledges.

There was a "moral imperative" to tackle world poverty which is "firmly in Britain's national interest", he said.

Andrew Mitchell, the international development secretary, said there was a "moral imperative" to tackle world poverty which is "firmly in Britain's national interest as he pledged to spend "every penny" of overseas aid effectively (2.13pm).