Sentence examples for objective of tackling from inspiring English sources

The only reason I mention this now is because a new generation of busy Freud Communications executives in London are the PR brains behind the Red campaign, a charitable initiative with the modest objective of tackling the problem of Aids in Africa.

It reveals that most measures modifying the duration of benefits were increasing generosity in 2009, while generosity was phased out subsequently, which seems consistent with the objective of tackling the risk of benefit dependency.

The EU funding of different forms of research networking has an objective of tackling fragmentation of the national research activities across the EU Member States through promotion of cross-border collaboration between individual scientists and research organizations.

This multilateral strategy should have a number of objectives: to tackle the root causes of support for Isis from within Iraq; to starve them of backing from outside; to bring regional powers together for a lasting political settlement and greater stability; and to provide humanitarian help to those facing the horrific consequences of this conflict.

The objective of these meetings was to encourage women to identify local and low cost ways of tackling the prioritised problems using local resources.

There are many ways of tackling such a story, and Miller opted for a very distanced approach that turns the audience into an objective onlooker.

Don't be afraid of tackling.

And I hope that we will all keep up the momentum for European and world leaders to follow up on the common objectives to tackle global tax avoidance and pursue in earnest the common objective of having companies pay tax where they make profits.

There were also policy objectives to tackle human rights issues, regional development and social justice.

These ambitious goals reflected a wider recognition within the Scottish Government that many of its key objectives involved tackling complex social and economic issues which require a multi-agency cross-cutting response, with an increase since 1997 in the number of cross-cutting initiatives [ 14].

Objective Four: "Tackle abuses of the right to free movement, and enable us to control migration from the  EU".