Sentence examples for needed to be tackled from inspiring English sources

She told The Independent that the demand had always existed and needed to be tackled.

"In the 90s there was recognition that things needed to be tackled," Fernando responds.

He later said the riots could not be blamed on smacking, but that the issue needed to be tackled.

However, the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) said that "a much bigger social and cultural problem" needed to be tackled to increase rates in the long-term.

In an apparent attempt to acknowledge the concerns of Mousavi's supporters he admitted that Iran was not "without corruption," and said it needed to be tackled.

Mr Blair praised efforts by Sheffield police for countering drinking in city centres, which he said was a problem that needed to be tackled across Britain.

"He didn't need to be tackled.

"It needs to be tackled more forcefully.

What other issues need to be tackled?

That would be unlawful discrimination and needs to be tackled.

The climate crisis needs to be tackled through collaborative efforts".