"If UK tax havens fail to adequately tackle the secrecy and other practices that facilitate tax dodging, it is ultimately because the UK allows it".
His action comes just a day after the former footballer boycotted the micro-blogging site for failing to adequately tackle racism and death threats.
Our results demonstrate that single-molecule force-spectroscopy-based methods can adequately tackle the challenge of "un-boiling eggs", providing a general methodology to characterize the folding kinetics of many proteins that suffer from irreversible denaturation and thus cannot be characterized using traditional equilibrium methodologies.
All of these groups rightly point to the failure of courts and police to adequately tackle sexual crime.
While Ontario has, for years, been slammed for not taking the opioid crisis seriously, addictions experts and advocates say that, without proper data, there's no way they can adequately tackle the problem.
While a bishop can already lose his job under the existing canonical code for any "grave reasons", the Pope said he wanted to specify with the decree that such reasons included instances where bishops fail to tackle abuse cases adequately.
The problems faced by overburdened services are further compounded by the fact that many interventions are failing to reach or adequately tackle the problems of their target populations.
The gradual introduction of innovations, as to have them tested in different contexts and realities within the healthcare system, and to be able to adequately tackle any potential difficulties arising in the implementation process: The perceived clarity on the objectives sought by the organisation when introducing changes in clinicians' contexts of practice.
This is a complex issue which hasn't been adequately tackled in the UK.
The MP said a series of official reports from the 1990s to the present had shown banks were not tackling money laundering adequately.
