Sentence examples for intent to tackle from inspiring English sources

John Holdren, presidential science adviser Obama's appointment of the professor of environmental policy at the John F Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University was seen as a sign of serious intent to tackle climate change.

As future work, we intent to tackle these three limitations by proposing a more global and efficient model using larger volumes of data.

The government has demonstrated strong intent to tackle this problem; nevertheless, there are deficiencies in pollution monitoring systems, and there are only a few well established cancer registries in selected cities in China.

A smaller number of travelers come with the opposite intent — ready to tackle the rocks to see the art.

Medellín (pronounced by locals with a distinct "J" — as in Med-uh-jean) is emerging as a diamond in the rough, not without its problems, but not lacking the intent and imagination to tackle them.

"It was obviously the intent of the Ravens to tackle and hold him, but not one flag came out.

Instead, as a society, we need to tackle the intent.

Britain has a record of turning out radicalised young Muslims intent on carnage though it is trying to tackle this problem.

In order to tackle this, a third said they are intent on maintaining existing customers, while nearly 25percentt said they are looking to identify new revenue streams to fill the gap.

The edits do not reflect a change in intent but rather our slowly evolving understanding of the problems we faced and our solutions to tackle these problems.

Cameron is also expected to reveal plans to tackle gang gun-runners with a new criminal offence of possessing firearms with intent to supply.