Sentence examples for need of tackling from inspiring English sources

One explanation for the different approach in these programmes is that young people and general communities do not evidently display the extreme and conspicuous disadvantages of sex workers and thus do not appear in need of tackling the social determinants of their problems.

So we really do need to find ways of tackling it and that certainly includes making absolutely sure that children and underage teenagers cannot buy alcohol or have it bought specifically for them to consume unsupervised.

Mr Blair himself has talked often of the need to tackle the causes of terrorism including Israel's occupation of the West Bank and Gaza.

There is no longer the implicit assumption that everyone is (or ought to be) Christian; instead there is general acceptance of the need to tackle a range of religions and, more recently, secular worldviews in multicultural Britain – and that starts in the classroom.

But statistics indicate the need to seek new ways of tackling child abuse in Malaysia.

It is one that has mirrored an ongoing and gradual acceptance within his homeland of the need to tackle the chronic levels of pollution caused by rapid and unchecked industrial growth.

She insisted there could be "no doubt" about the principle of freedom of movement of people within the EU but accepted there was a need to tackle "abuse" of the rules.

Interventions may first need to tackle awareness of screening and the availability of screening, followed by the purpose of screening and the potential benefits for women who have been in life-long monogamous relationships and are no longer sexually active.

He found that the US Republican Party stands alone in its rejection of the need to tackle climate change and efforts to become the party of climate supervillains.

Mr Dobson talks of the need to tackle "two-tierism" in order to ensure that the patients of fundholders do not enjoy unfair advantages over those of non-fundholders.

In order to define the cause and effect and the developmental correlates of the disease process using neuroimaging, we will need to tackle the challenges of task design, heterogeneity of participant samples, and the absence of longitudinal studies.