Sentence examples for start to tackle from inspiring English sources

Reversing AQA's decision could start to tackle that problem.

The Assembly's plan and Gov. David Paterson's start to tackle the fiscal realities.

Anything that would start to tackle global warming, poeverty in the developing world and cleaner water.

Flag football is played until players reach age 14 or 15, when they start to tackle.

But these young people are not getting the scientific and mathematical knowledge they need to even start to tackle them.

We must stop ignoring it and start to tackle the criminal gangs who perpetrate it, and to protect the victims of it.

If we got rid of IS and helped return some stability to Syria then that would be a start to tackling the migrant crisis".

Our strategy to tackle child poverty - higher support for families with children through the WFTC and other measures, new services like sure-start to tackle deprivation, mobilising voluntary and community action and ensuring the best education for all children - is showing results.

And she also started to tackle corruption.

But at least the country is starting to tackle this urgent health issue.

His government has at last started to tackle some of the reforms that Germany badly needs.