Sentence examples similar to start to tackling from inspiring English sources

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

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.

If you start to tackle inequality, that also becomes a way into tackling some of the other things blighting our world at the moment.

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

But the idea is that if people have that data as a community then they can work out their improvement trajectory and that would start to tackle variations".

A justice minister with responsibility for mental health would start to tackle the 70% of prisoners with two or more mental health problems.

Europe recognises this, and over the past decade has started to shift the burden of taxation from income to, for example, carbon emissions.What are the chances that America too will start to tackle its petro-addiction?

David Remnick's Comment (November 19th) urges President Obama to start to tackle climate change with an address to the nation, similar to the one that President Kennedy gave when he initiated the United States' race to the moon.

However our research underpins our conviction and we are now focusing on the benefits of designing for independent mobility and play as a positive way to start to tackle the issue.