Sentence examples for getting to grips with the problems from inspiring English sources

He's getting to grips with the problems in Scotland's NHS with his plan for 1,000 new nurses.

The prime minister said he believed the coalition was "getting to grips" with the problems it inherited from the previous government, and was working well together.

The plan, announced by Ross McEwan and the board today, delivers that vision and is further evidence of RBS's new management getting to grips with the problems of the past and taking the bank in its new direction".

He was incredibly slow in getting to grips with the problem.

The IRS insists it is getting to grips with the problem.

Unsurprisingly, McCarthy believes the bank is getting to grips with the problem of corruption, announcing in the past year a cross-debarment deal with four other regional development banks.

Over the past two years Houston has been getting to grips with the problem, as one of the first members of a coalition called Cities Changing Diabetes.

The authorities argue that the cases coming before the courts in the US and China show that they are getting to grips with the problem.

However, working with the police, Cardiff council has made significant seizures of large numbers of horses and it believes it is getting to grips with the problem.

Jones admits that the new scrum laws introduced this season have affected his game, but feels he is getting to grips with the problem.

Even as growing numbers of cases within Labour's ranks have come to light, the party has failed get to grips with the problems in its processes.