Sentence examples for launch to tackle from inspiring English sources
I believe this will persist and the next generation of startups that launch to tackle the world's biggest — and smallest — healthcare issues will need financial, regulatory and technological support to achieve their goals.
The trial was the result of Operation Endeavour, a joint police and Gangmasters Licensing Authority investigation launched to tackle concern about the widespread exploitation of migrant workers and growing associated organised crime in the Fens.
Today, however, a startup called Joyable is launching to tackle the mental health side of things, starting with social anxiety.
Security threats are evolving and Shadow Networks was launched to tackle not the amateur hacker in a basement, but the advanced persistent threats that are increasingly the work of government-sponsored hacking groups.
First, it's yet another startup launching to tackle the real estate market — an industry that's been a huge target for venture dollars — and it's also a clear sign that the ecosystem in New York is maturing.
EUNAVFOR Med was launched to tackle human trafficking from North Africa, a major contributor to the migration crisis that has claimed 2,000 lives in the Mediterranean in 2015 alone.
It has been suggested that a large amount of blame for accidents throughout the project lay with individual behaviour, becoming such a problem that an internal programme was launched to tackle behaviour problems during the construction.
In recent years major initiatives have been launched to tackle health and inequalities in access to health.
"I like to launch movements to tackle huge problems," she said, launching into her presentation.
In 2011 the Metropolitan police launched Operation Cubo to tackle the issue.
It comes only days after the British government followed up its recently launched charter to tackle homophobia and transphobia in sports by holding a reception for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community, hosted by Prime Minister David Cameron.
