Sentence examples for such as tackle from inspiring English sources

In parallel, we are launching ambitious projects such as tackle urban sprawl, (re)introduce nature and biodiversity in our cities, improve recycling, fight against waste, move us towards a circular economy, prioritize public transport, increase electrical mobility, refurbish buildings and improve energy efficiency.

And in some areas - such as tackling infections - there are continued improvements.

That's cash used for local mental health services and preventative policies, such as tackling obesity.

Mr Zapatero has plenty on his plate, such as tackling immigration and dealing with ETA, the Basque terrorist group.

Hammond said that the two countries had a shared interest in matters such as tackling Isis and the opium trade.

There are still challenges remaining, such as tackling the issue of unpleasant odors emanating from hog farms, and pork producers continue to address this issue.

Partly due to their novelty, they became the centrepiece of the campaign, rather than debate about the issues, such as tackling the deficit.

But sorting out food security will require far more - such as tackling our overconsumption, ending biofuel targets and supporting small scale, farmer-led initiatives".

During a football game, people average more than 100 high intensity runs and specific, high energy actions such as tackling and turning.

Last, Britain wants to nudge India's policy on global development matters, such as tackling climate change, promoting open trade and the like.

Like many others I want to be working in co-operation with our neighbours on issues that cannot be managed within our borders, such as tackling climate change.