Sentence examples for of its tackling from inspiring English sources

A different measure of the numbers of young victims of violence in London is provided by a new Home Office analysis of its Tackling Knives and Serious Youth Violence Action Programme (TKAP) in England and Wales.

In quotes exclusive to The Huffington Post, academics and other actors praised the film for its tackling of the greater political conflict.

Most of Kalanidhi's dances are to traditional Indian music, but some of its choreographers tackle Western composers like Philip Glass (in Asian mode).

Foil Deer's 12 tracks don't all follow in the footsteps of the boldly self-assured single Raising the Skate and its feminist "I'm not bossy, I'm the boss" refrain, and some of its songs tackle personal power struggles with Dupuis' trademark wordy introspection instead.

You Can't Ask That could have easily glossed over the ethical problems of its own premise but it tackles them head on.

Now, with its worst financial troubles behind it, Lloyd's must spend the rest of the decade tackling its toughest challenge yet: justifying its unique existence.Despite its monolithic brand, Lloyd's is not a company but a market of many small insurance syndicates, each until recently backed by individual investors known as "names", who bear unlimited liability for the risks they underwrite.

At the meeting last week, shareholders voted down a resolution by the National Center for Public Policy Research (NCPPR) - an avid campaigner against action to tackle climate change - that would force Apple to disclose more information about the costs of its investment in tackling climate change.

It shows few signs of tackling its top-heavy management structure.

The Conservative party chairman, Caroline Spelman MP, who has visited the project, told the Guardian that the party's policy was "committed to massive investment in drug rehabilitation" as part of its strategy for tackling prostitution.

The move at the International Civil Aviation Organization, an arm of the United Nations, is another challenge to environmental leadership by the European Union, which has failed in its efforts to get some of the biggest polluters in the developed world to adopt crucial parts of its agenda for tackling climate change.

Africa is taking command of its future by tackling an ancient plague: malaria.