Sentence examples for joint tackling from inspiring English sources

"China will cement policy dialogue with the United States, take the joint tackling of climate change as an important aspect of cooperation, and push for positive results in the Copenhagen climate change conference," the successor to the 1997 meeting in Kyoto, Japan, which produced the last global warming agreement.

Castleford's full-back Luke Dorn spotted the danger, but even throwing himself into a joint tackle with Dixon, he could do nothing about it, as Hall planted the ball down in the corner.

Partners of a joint project tackling issues related to climate change adaptation, food security and gender issues in the Hindu Kush Himalayas shared insights with Norwegian government officials, community leaders and the public in a half-day seminar during Arendalsuka on 14 August 2014 in Arendal, Norway.

A Spike Lee joint usually tackles major social issues that have a large effect on the mindset of African Americans.

We've asked them to share stories of their work with us, explaining how our joint efforts tackle some of the most intractable problems in our communities.

This one had important things to discuss, such as joint action on tackling the global financial crisis.

The trick is, Blea said, to use corticosteroids selectively, and almost always as a last resort in tackling joint issues.

While the agencies involved in today's accord emphasized the hope of lower prices, the drug companies focused on joint principles for tackling the epidemic.

In January, the Standing Committee to CITES will convene and the Standing Committee members will hear our joint suggestions for tackling the illegal trade in cheetahs.

Joint strategy in tackling that issue had been expected to be front and center during Vice President Joe Biden's Asia visit this week, Snyder said.

Prior to their entry, they commissioned a survey to examine corruption in several public services, including health services, as part of their joint commitment to tackling corruption.