Sentence examples for responsible for tackling from inspiring English sources

The local authorities, also responsible for tackling obesity, alcohol and smoking, said they did not have the cash.

The Trident Area Crime Command group is responsible for tackling gang violence and crime in the capital.

"Yet again, the government is wringing its hands while the waters rise, while squeezing the life out of the bodies they have made responsible for tackling flooding.

Together as a majority we are responsible for tackling the challenges ahead, and for ensuring care is both highly technical and at the same time compassionate.

The rights the government set out for victims are meaningless unless they are recognised, respected and upheld by everyone responsible for tackling crime".

Bradley was the Home Office minister responsible for tackling hate crime prior to being appointed culture secretary in Theresa May's new government.

Wider responsibilities for tackling unemployment.

The coroner, Olivia Davison, said she would write to both the Ministry of Justice and Hinckley and Bosworth borough council, which was responsible with police for tackling antisocial behaviour in the area.

Cities are responsible for more than 70percentt of global energy-related carbon dioxide emissions, and hence, represent the single greatest opportunity for tackling climate.

In order to speed up the negotiating, COP President Fabius has introduced four working groups, which will each be focused on one of four substantive issues – financial and capacity-building support, differentiated responsibility [i.e. which countries are most responsible for causing and tackling climate change], long-term goals and periodic review of the deal, and pre-2020 climactiontion.

While continuing to set interest rates, the Bank will take over the supervision of commercial banks and insurers, be responsible for identifying and tackling threats to financial stability – entirely new and pretty much uncharted territory – and have the power to restrict lending on mortgages, or order banks to increase their capital.