Sentence examples for implemented to tackle from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

Thus, any control technique to be implemented has to tackle stability problems (caused by the low frequency response of the actuators) and stroke and force saturation, which might lead to poor vibration cancellation performance.

Additionally a commissioner was interviewed who had recently implemented changes to tackle the DGA wait list in an area of the North West England.

The President himself has not faced any allegations of corruption, but the failure to implement reforms to tackle it is a source of worry to Ukraine's backers in the West.

Implementing reforms to tackle local government debt was also expected to be a priority.