Sentence examples for implement to tackle from inspiring English sources

As I drift off to sleep at night, my thoughts are plagued with new strategies I could implement to tackle that difficult child, what layout and content I want for next year's displays, whether I was too harsh in the last report in the pile.

A rating system could be implemented to tackle the problem of scientific agreement or substantiation.

In the current study, two methods were implemented to tackle the problem for the DP780 steel sheet.

The bi-level model and a modified projection solution technique are implemented to tackle a realistic case example.

Dan Poulter, the Conservative health minister at the time, said the recommendations needed to be fully implemented to tackle the "cowboy cosmetic practitioners damaging and injuring people".

Mesh regridding and interpolation combined with a double collocation node technique are implemented to tackle the mismatch between the meshes on the free surface and the wet body surface.

They haven't said: 'Yes this was domestic violence, it was terrible and here are the internal policies we have implemented to tackle it.' It is indicative of the whole climate in Westminister, which very much seems to be an old boys' network".

Furthermore, EES and DR are actually implemented to tackle the problems caused by DG and EV loads.

According to this method, a cantilever is cut in half using the focused ion beam technique, whereby two different tips, one magnetized tip and one non-magnetized tip, are implemented to tackle the topography imaging and magnetic imaging, respectively.

Various strategies have been widely implemented to tackle the problem of resistance in the past including: rotation of antibiotic combinations, identification of less mutable targets, search for new chemical entities for known targets, use of virulence factors as targets and 'phenotypic conversion', which aims to inhibit the resistance mechanism employed by the bacterium [8].

Speaking at a press conference to mark his first 100 days in office, Barack Obama made two bold claims about the policies he has already implemented to tackle the Executive overreach of the Bush administration, with regard to detention and interrogation policies in the "War on Terror".