Sentence examples for intention of tackling from inspiring English sources

Ministers have no intention of tackling anything so sensitive before an election.

The largest assembly of its kind was called last June with the express intention of tackling sexual violence in conflict.

The IASB and FASB have the longer-term intention of tackling trickier accounting issues such as the treatment of mergers and deciding when revenue should be recognised.

The organisation was launched by the Cabinet Office's Efficiency and Reforms Group in March 2011 with the intention of tackling the poor performance which has led to the failure of government projects.

Ms. Morton shyly admitted to writing stories in her spare time, with the intention of eventually tackling a screenplay.

The NUT welcomes Ed Miliband's statement of his intention to tackle the scandal of 'zero hours' contracts.

Theresa May has already given welcome assurances of her intention to tackle excessive pay at the top, but we cannot have a contented society unless the economy produces family wages at the bottom.

This was interpreted, possibly correctly, as an intention to tackle Rupert Murdoch's concentration of media ownership.

Don't be afraid of tackling.

In his State of the State address in January Gov. Cuomo signaled his intention to tackle teacher evaluation by calling a system, in which less than one percent of teachers were rated as ineffective last year, "baloney".

Cherif Bassiouni, the chairman of the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry into human rights, insisted that the Kingdom was "genuine" in its intention to tackle abuses, but needed to do more.