Sentence examples for proposing to tackle from inspiring English sources

And some have long argued for the kind of conference that America has been sort-of proposing to tackle the Middle Eastern mess.

"Making Room," an exhibition that opened at the Museum of the City of New York on Wednesday, offers a look at how architects, enabled partly by a new initiative from the mayor's office, are proposing to tackle these problems.

The company's proposed sugar reductions are "much less aggressive" than they could be, Mr. Jacobson said, noting that Wal-Mart is not proposing to tackle the problem of added sugars in soft drinks, which experts regard as a major contributor to childhood obesity.

A draft law in Germany is proposing to tackle exactly this issue — using the threat of large fines for social media platforms that fail to quickly take down illegal content after a complaint.

We do not propose to tackle these issues by adding increased processes or compliance.

Inequality is rife around the world, and new solutions are being proposed to tackle linked social problems.

While there are certainly localised efforts being made, I've yet to see any political initiatives that propose to tackle this issue.

They oppose many policy measures being proposed to tackle global warming on ideological grounds and that is why they attack the science.

Away from the pubs and off-licenses, the SNP also propose to tackle anti-social behaviour in tenement blocks, with new tenancy rules aimed at Edinburgh stag and hen-night 'party-flats'.

Until recently, Lord Mandelson was pushing a bill through parliament that proposed to tackle some of these issues by bringing in private investors to take a minority stake in Royal Mail.

Therefore, many methods are proposed to tackle this problem.