Sentence examples for moves to tackle from inspiring English sources

Moves to tackle depression and low educational attainment, which also significantly increase risk of the disease, could help too.

Sir Mervyn King Mr Darling says he feared, that Sir Mervyn King, the Bank of England Governor, was trying to thwart moves to tackle the financial crisis.

Tanzania has ratified the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women and has made moves to tackle gender-based violence.

In response, state authorities are making belated moves to tackle a serious historical shortfall in bonds held to guarantee cleanup or "rehabilitation" when miners go bust.

Gordon Brown pledged to curb a "culture of excess" in public sector pay earlier this month, including cutting the cost of the senior civil service by a fifth, as part of moves to tackle Britain's £178 billion deficit.

Even Exxon Mobil, the bête noire of climate crusaders, has recently softened its rhetoric and pledged $100m to Stanford University to investigate climate science.The most aggressive compulsory moves to tackle GHGs are probably taking place at state level.

While praising moves to tackling damaging fishing practices and the ash dieback epidemic, the 41 groups say the government is failing to protect the green belt, reverse declines in wildlife, and improve the welfare of farm animals.

Andrews said the move to tackle could rejuvenate his career.

He and friends Anthony Sadler, 23, and National Guardsman Alek Skarlatos, 22, then moved to tackle Khazzani to the ground.

It had signalled such a move, to tackle inflationary pressures, before the recent market turbulence.

Any move to tackle the pension deficit will also have to be cleared by regulators.