Sentence examples for standards tackling from inspiring English sources

For the first time, local people will be able to check for themselves how well councils and other local services are delivering on the things that matter to them, like raising schools standards, tackling antisocial behaviour, or improving health.

Getting NHS waiting lists down, improving school standards, tackling street gangs, reforming the welfare system to get people off benefits and into work – those issues haven't gone away because of the recession, and they need to be at the top of the government's agenda now.

The problem of how to get more women into work is now seen by politicians of all parties as a key economic and social challenge – the way to increase social mobility and living standards, tackle poverty, boost the economy and reduce the benefits bill for taxpayers.

It is crucial that we continue to reduce the budget deficit, maintain stability in monetary policy, keep our business and personal tax rates internationally competitive, raise school standards, tackle endemic inter-generational welfare dependency, invest in infrastructure and extend personal freedom in both the private realm and in public service provision.

This is why, as the shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, announced at conference, a Labour government would appoint a domestic and sexual violence commissioner who would implement national standards for tackling rape and domestic violence to make sure that police and prosecutors worked together and implemented national standards.

The study pointed out that there were just 350 frontline staff at three government agencies enforcing the minimum wage, employment standards and tackling gangmasters – equivalent to one officer for every 20,000 working-age migrants.

Ummuna said: "The national minimum wage is one of Labour's proudest achievements in government and it has made a huge contribution to making work pay, boosting living standards and tackling in-work poverty.

Harry Redknapp has rejected Arsène Wenger's criticism of the standard of tackling in English football and intimated that the Arsenal manager is too sensitive, not to mention forgetful, when considering the physical side of the sport.

These models of collaboration are quickly becoming the standard for tackling today's grand challenges.

"We need action now to earn our way to higher living standards and tackle the cost of living crisis.

The changes threaten the European Commission's attempt to influence the creation of global standards to tackle climate-changing emissions.