Sentence examples for make tackling from inspiring English sources

First, a switch to cleaner energy would make tackling other green concerns a lot easier.

"All those gathering at Davos who want a stable and prosperous world should make tackling inequality a top priority".

In 2001, Harriet was appointed solicitor general and led a drive within Government to make tackling domestic violence a priority.

Mr Clinton has been signalling for some time that he wants to make tackling racism the leitmotif of his second administration.

David Cameron has pledged to make tackling the "staggering" levels of tax evasion a key priority of the UK's presidency of the G8 this year.

It's not exactly new, but the genius of TT is that the developer manages to make tackling its game fun throughout.

It made tackling climate change look cheap".

Brexit has made tackling them more urgent.

But the nature of the internet makes tackling low-level, high-volume cybercrime difficult anywhere.

President Jacob Zuma made tackling staggering unemployment the government's top priority on Thursday.

George Osborne has made tackling the practice a priority for Britain's chairmanship of the G8.