Sentence examples for is tackling problems with from inspiring English sources

However, the department will need to show that it is tackling problems with local authority incentives and targeting major areas of loss".

Now home users account for more than half of his consulting work, he said, and a substantial portion of them are adults tackling problems with games.

The difference is that Washington is tackling its problems with ruthless pragmatism, typified by its decision to soft-pedal the strong-dollar mantra that was first articulated in the mid-1990's.

Sharp is tackling the problem with its Voquette adaptor, a £49 device that allows you to store MP3 files on a minidisc (but it appears that this is compatible only with Sharp minidisc players).

Our portfolio company Uncorporeal is tackling this problem with advanced computer vision technology.

By the time trained paramedics, with their own AEDs, arrive on the scene, most victims are irredeemably deceased.Now a small fire department in California is tackling all three problems with a smartphone app which relies on the idea of crowdsourcing.

Just about everyone appears to believe that Gordon Brown is tackling the problem of worklessness with the puritanical intensity of a true heir of Stafford Cripps.

Government initiatives But a progressive Ethiopian Ministry of Health is tackling this problem head-on, with a five-year plan to reduce maternal deaths drastically.

The Active Inspiration campaign is tackling this problem head on, working with 40 primary school teachers across the country to help redesign physical education lessons.

The plan died, but now Mr. Rogan is tackling the same problem with a sliding scale of fees for applications with more than 20 claims.

It also means that big companies will be tackling big problems with big money and it's time for those selfsame companies to start doing these things in places outside of SF, London, and New York.