Sentence examples for lead to tackle from inspiring English sources

The Department of Health should also take a more active lead to tackle racism and discrimination.

Several measures are already being taken to gap holes and prevent security breaches at the device level, and efforts are being led to tackle major disasters before they come to pass.

"We will continue to work with the police and Crown Prosecution Service to review implementation of the offence and lead efforts to tackle this abhorrent crime".

Opposition leader Tony Abbott said he would appoint a military commander to lead operations to tackle people smugglers and asylum boats.

And this penchant has led him to tackle some of the big questions of modern biology.

In fact, the same perspective that led him to tackle the event the first time around remains today.

In the past few years, I have seen the number of youth-lead efforts to tackle global warming expand dramatically.

Then Marnie stops by to casually tell her that she's slept with Ray, which leads Shosh to tackle Marnie and scream "I hate you" in a hugely gratifying moment.

The inability of exogenously applied angiogenic growth factors to fully restore the maximal conductance after arterial occlusion led us to tackle the thus far unanswered question: are collaterals actually able to fully replace the occluded artery?

Anticipating the running or passing path of the opponent carrying the ball can lead to a great tackle or steal.

Sally Greenbrook from Breakthrough Breast Cancer said the charity hoped the pilot would "lead to decisive action to tackle the problem of non-urgent referral waiting times" as some women were experiencing long waits between a non-urgent referral and diagnosis which could negatively impact upon treatment outcomes.