Sentence examples for need to tackle the problem from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, companies of all sizes clearly need to tackle the problem before it gets to court.

He has spoken increasingly of the need to tackle the problem at the source.

Still, she argues that companies and scientists need to tackle the problem of getting multiple databases to mesh.

Similarly, Dutch carpet manufacturer and "cradle-to-cradle" protagonist Desso stresses the "urgent need" to tackle the problem of waste.

Maybe then, he says, you will establish the trust you need to tackle the problem of the 12 million undocumented.

Companies that have gotten into a weak position need to tackle the problem strategically, the authors argue.

To close the gap between rich and poor, governments around the world need to tackle the problems of poverty pay, so that those who work earn a living wage, must invest in public services which can disproportionately assist the poor, must look at the gaps between men and women, and offer more support to those who cannot work to ensure the poorest as well as the richest benefit from economic growth.

We need to tackle the problems of schoolyard bullies and young people's alienation once and for all.

Although we are only just beginning to understand the pros and cons of digital transformation, there is an increasing belief that we need to tackle the problems of tomorrow, today.

A national task force was needed to tackle the problem, he said.

This latest report reinforces how urgently action is needed to tackle the problem.