Sentence examples for service tackling from inspiring English sources

A national care service tackling the unfairness and inconsistencies in the current system would deliver care and support that older people and carers could rely on wherever they live in the country.

The funding, which will begin next month, is being put in place to recognize the dogs for their "hardworking service tackling crime," according to BBC News.

Devices are included if they are a necessary (and typically small) component of a broader service tackling a problem such as tuberculosis or HIV, where the service, as a whole, has been shown to be is cost-effective.

The warning comes as the justice secretary, Michael Gove, has ordered a review of how the prison and probation service tackle the radicalisation of offenders.

The colleague escaped when an Afghan working as a driver in the intelligence service tackled one of the gunmen and grabbed his weapon.

The service tackled about 50 incidents on Tuesday alone in the mid and west Wales area.

On Tuesday, Mid and West Wales fire service tackled grass fires at Morriston, Pontardawe, Swansea and Llanelli.

The NHS will judge the plans of all politicians on how they help the service tackle these massive problems".

A DfE spokesperson said: "We want to see strong children's centres across the country, offering a wide range of local, flexible services, tackling disadvantage, and helping all children fulfil their potential.

Superintendents and union leaders looking for an alternative to a high-stakes, data-driven movement in education have showered the community schools model with praise, noting that it has expanded access to health care and social services, tackling problems thought to be causes of academic failure.

"We want to see a strong network of children's centres in place across the country, offering families access to a wide range of local, flexible services, tackling disadvantage and preparing children for life in modern Britain.