Sentence examples for problems tackled from inspiring English sources

Why weren't these problems tackled sooner?

The public sector, in turn, seems to provide no clear strategic policy to turn Moscow in a healthy modern democratic city with all its problems tackled in one way or another.

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These are typical of the problems tackled by R&D teams developing new materials in, for instance, aeronautics.

And there's an annual joint review process built in to the framework so that it will be continually reviewed and any problems tackled.

Section 5 shows the different transcription problems tackled in the literature, and how their different characteristics are important in order to build an automatic transcriber.

Although funding and research initiatives often focus on specific problems, tackling these may be more effectively achieved by generic primary care services that win people's trust.

So how is the problem tackled?

But a problem tackled through correlations alone lends itself to a very different set of solutions than a problem mapped out in all its causal complexity.

Therefore, the problem tackled in this paper is to design control for system (6).

Strategy: is the optimization problem tackled by an exact or approximate technique?