Sentence examples for intention to tackle from inspiring English sources
This was interpreted, possibly correctly, as an intention to tackle Rupert Murdoch's concentration of media ownership.
He posed with huskies atop a glacier in Norway, announcing his intention to tackle climate change head-on.
The NUT welcomes Ed Miliband's statement of his intention to tackle the scandal of 'zero hours' contracts.
The British prime minister, David Cameron, was more conciliatory on Monday night, congratulating Tsipras and welcoming his "intention to tackle corruption and increase tax transparency across Greece".
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.
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.
Clinton suggested serious intentions to tackle the problem of wage stagnation, but omitted an important element of how she'd do it.
Yale University President Peter Salovey stated his intention on Wednesday to tackle the "very public debate about racism, diversity and free expression," following weeks of racial tension on campus.
Britain's success in reducing child poverty over the past decade provides at least one very clear lesson: where there is a serious public intention and effort to tackle child poverty, substantial reductions can in fact be achieved.
The scandal also complicates the apparent intention of Chinese leaders to tackle corruption as a main issue at the Nov. 8 party congress, a move they have been signaling in the wake of other scandals that had dramatically shaken the party's core leadership.
