Sentence examples for imperative of tackling from inspiring English sources
And a fortnight ago, the pope, during a visit to the US that may have reset political debate, spoke of the moral imperative of tackling climate change.
Mr Lamb said it was important to weight "the imperative of tackling climate change" against the need to maintain trade links with the developing world.
In China, an economic slowdown caused by the imperative of tackling a dangerous debt bubble - what I've discussed in this column as the important third-phase of global rebalancing - has not made the government any more tolerant of a hunger in some parts, especially Hong Kong, for greater economic freedoms.
It is shocking that, despite all the talk in both parties these days about the imperative of tackling inequality, not a single budding presidential candidate has made it his or her priority to curb super PACs funded by millionaires.
"Our purpose is to mobilize maximum resources to address the dual imperative of tackling the critical food and nutrition crisis while also supporting the livelihoods of the viable but vulnerable producers in other parts of the country". .
The moral imperative for tackling road safety is compelling.
For K.V. Karnath, president of the New Development Bank of the BRICS group, 'green finance is an economic imperative' and not just a way of tackling environmental threats.
But it may also have harmful consequences undermining the imperative to tackle social and environmental determinants of disease and the collective provision of health care potentially leading to overdiagnosis/overtreatment; it may fragment the risk pooling that underpins social solidarity; and it may increase the probability of stigmatization and discrimination.
Don't be afraid of tackling.
The development and implementation of new methodologies and technologies are imperative to tackle this challenge.
We believe it is imperative to tackle excessive pay not just for the greater good of society but for businesses and the health of the economy.
