Sentence examples for see tackled from inspiring English sources

After a special 50th anniversary edition of the BBC science series Horizon on Thursday, the public will be able to cast their vote on the issue that they would most like to see tackled.

Stern says the key to progress is to see tackling emissions as an economic growth opportunity, rather than a curb.

So far, so tantalising: Sweet has evolved an intriguing and funny alter ego, whom I can't wait to see tackling something that actually matters.

He does not see tackling as a quality at all and when he has spoken about this in the past, his view has been met by criticism, particularly from English defenders.

The temptation, of course, from a government perspective, is to see tackling obesity as a good way to reduce bloated deficits.

So we at UNICEF see tackling HIV/AIDS and malaria, MDG Six, as part of a more integrated 'continuum of care' approach to child survival and maternal health – i.e. MDGs Four and Five.

Campaigner and author Tristram Stuart sees tackling food waste as a global crusade.

Les Baillie, professor of microbiology at Cardiff University, sees tackling bugs such as MRSA with new plant-based products as an urgent matter.

Martin Edlund, chief executive of US-based NGO Malaria No More, sees tackling the disease as a pressure point that can catalyse broader development issues.

Pre-occupied by the financial crisis, most countries have not seen tackling climate change as something that is in their national interest.

Joel Benenson, who has done polling on energy and environmental questions for Steyer, environmental groups and Obama, said he generally sees tackling global warming as an asset for Democrats.