Sentence examples similar to rich tackling from inspiring English sources

Before talks in Vienna on Saturday, the Opec secretary-general, Mohammed Barkindo, said a deal would boost the global economy by sending prices higher and therefore helping some rich countries tackle low inflation.

Deborah Orr, writing for The Independent, similarly disagreed with the BBC's statement that the storyline was part of EastEnders "rich heritage of tackling difficult social issues", writing that: :"Actually, it's part of its rich heritage of leaping in to some horrific subject without any background or build-up at all.

In a statement, it said: "EastEnders has a rich history of tackling difficult issues and Linda's story is one of these.

The BBC responded to the objections, saying: "EastEnders has a rich history of tackling social issues.

Sometimes I worry that smart people are building frivolous apps and trying to get rich instead of tackling a serious global problem: climate change.

And pollution diminishes as countries grow richer and tackle it energetically.In other words, the planet is not in peril.

The Maldives is not wealthy but it leads richer nations in tackling climate change.Mr Nasheed has good reason to be so conscientious.

There's a camaraderie and new friendships are formed," says Rich. Tackling social isolation among fifty-somethings is one of walking football's biggest benefits.

Abu Dhabi is small enough and rich enough to tackle the problem comprehensively.

IMAGINE how it is for a mother to watch her child die from a disease which the rich world successfully tackled half a century ago.

The failure of the global community, and principally the rich countries, to tackle climate change means we are still on trajectory to these sort of temperatures.