Sentence examples for measures for tackling from inspiring English sources

In the presidential campaign, both candidates have proposed measures for tackling the high cost of health insurance, including tax credits for small businesses and low-income people.

She criticised the government's education and adoption bill for failing to contain any measures for tackling underperformance in academies and free schools, despite figures showing that 18.24% of these schools have been judged to require improvement or be inadequate by Ofsted.

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Therefore, measures for tackling this situation are necessary.

A senior Bank of Italy official told Reuters that the government's measures for tackling the financial turmoil was one of the most complete of any government response.

The State Council announced the emissions targets as part of a document that approved 10 measures for tackling environmental problems, including: Curbing the growth of energy-consuming industries like steel, cement, aluminium, and glass.

"Minimum pricing is a very straightforward, simple and I'd say cost-effective measure for tackling where the problems are," he said.

Amid warnings that the chancellor will have to target child tax credit – the key measure for tackling child poverty – there are calls for Osborne to suffer a "bit of a loss of face" to avoid inflicting lasting damage on the Tories.

Reducing carbon emissions in the forestry sector by means of market-based schemes is considered a cost-effective measure for tackling climate change impacts.

On Nov. 8, voters approved a $1.2-billion 1.2-billione to finance part of Santana's strategy for tackling homelessness.

The World Economic Forum has urged governments to measure minimum wages, trade union membership, investment in public services and corruption as part of an action plan for tackling rising inequality.