Sentence examples for forefront of tackling from inspiring English sources

"Everything you hear about in the media, we're at the forefront of tackling," says Streeting.

Ann Keen, Health minister for England, said: "The UK is at the forefront of tackling health inequalities but reducing the gap in life expectancy is still an issue".

We continually seek to be at the forefront of tackling crime and will continue to develop and improve our approach in conjunction with the regulator and police.

A Treasury spokesperson said: "It is simply wrong to suggest the UK is anything other than at the international forefront of tackling aggressive ‎tax planning, avoidance and evasion.

The US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) is at the forefront of tackling what it expects to be the rapid spread of swine flu in America.

At the Tory party conference, George Osborne told delegates that the UK would not be at the forefront of tackling climate change.

Castlight has been at the forefront in tackling the lack of transparency in health care pricing.

At the initial forefront of confronting and tackling the AIDS epidemic, doctors traditionally focused on prevention of HIV by finding ways to protect people not yet exposed to it via education, potential vaccines and using treatments to suppress viral activity to prolong life expectancy.

The LMCU is at the forefront in tackling the payday lenders on some of their most lucrative turf – the run-down estates of Peckham and Camberwell in south London.

"It is at he forefront in tackling this issue, post-Jimmy Savile," says Valentinas. "You guys have open discussions about abuse and British reporters are more intrepid.

By June, Médecins sans Frontières (MSF), who were at the forefront of efforts to tackle Ebola, described the outbreak as "out of control".