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Since then, Miliband has suggested that more of the deficit should be tackled through tax rises.

Dr Bond said the threat posed by the sites should be tackled through a combination of education and better policing.

Second, Durban has re-established the principle that climate change should be tackled through a framework of international law.

Trevor Abrahmsohn, an estate agent who has overseen 130 deals on The Bishops Avenue since 1976 through his company Glentree Estates, said any attempt to interfere with what owners do with their property would be wrong and the housing shortage should be tackled through reform of the planning system, wresting it from "political control".

In this regard, the need for decoupling should be tackled through international cooperation.

It stated: "We recommend that the issue is of such significance that it should be tackled through a dedicated ministerial portfolio, rather than an 'add-on' to a wider brief.

"Much of the debate on whether climate change should be tackled with a tax or through carbon trading is unduly black and white," said John Hawksworth, PwC's head of macroeconomics.

This should be tackled in parallel to implementation of home visit programmes not only through health worker training, but through on going quality improvement strategies.

But which problems should be tackled first?

Under-occupation in the social housing sector should be tackled.

"He should be tackled politically," he said, carefully.