Sentence examples for state of tackling from inspiring English sources

He almost sounded optimistic about the state of tackling.

Messrs. Hu and Wen came into office in 2003 with a stated agenda of tackling the unfinished part of the country's modernization: sustainable development and social justice.

An FA spokesman said it was "committed to its stated aims of tackling homophobia in football".

The oblast Health Ministry, although often stating the importance of tackling the health consequences of alcohol abuse, had little influence on policy.

He has a rounded personality that despite his abstract modes of thinking is very capable of tackling serious state tasks," said one source who has worked closely with Surkov.

Although "State of Wonder" tackles the larger Hippocratic quandary posed by scientific exploration — how does one extract whatever raw materials one has come for without destroying the habitat and the indigenous people who harbor them?

The convention, which originates from the Council of Europe, says it is "the obligation of the state" to tackle violence against women.

A resolute David Cameron vowed to marshal the forces of the state to tackle the flooding crisis, pledging a wider role for the army and unlimited public funds to protect families.

The intervention by the transport secretary came after a resolute Cameron vowed to marshal the forces of the state to tackle the flooding crisis, pledging a wider role for the army and unlimited public funds to protect families.

California, in particular, is one of the more difficult states to tackle given the complexities of its regulations.

The European Commission has said it supports action by member states to tackle abuse of the benefits system by migrants but that it will not countenance restrictions on freedom of movement and labour across Europe.