Sentence examples for tackle and resolve from inspiring English sources

Designers tackle and resolve ill-defined or wicked problems in which solutions are neither right nor wrong but rather sufficient (Cross 2006; Goel and Pirolli 1992).

Given the urgent need to alleviate the disease burden for people living in lower income countries, and the tremendous opportunity to redress wider issues of global injustice and inequality, the need to tackle and resolve the ethical challenges surrounding GWA studies is as important as it is acute.

He said the international community's response must be "tough, intelligent and patient", involving political efforts to tackle instability and resolve grievances in the region.

Tackling and resolving some of these issues would help foster understanding, trust and respect between different communities, and that would be a positive step.

The order in which topics are presented here does not necessarily follow the order in which issues would be tackled and resolved during planning.

"The issue that needs to be tackled and resolved is the consumer price subsidy that all renewable projects get - wind, biomass, solar and so on - at the beginning of their life," he said.

The aim of this educational review is to heighten the awareness amongst students and scientists of the basic issues that must be tackled and resolved before we can hope to escape from the whirlpool of stagnation into which we have fallen: cartilage repair redivivus!

Her campaign team called an emergency meeting to tackle them – and resolved not to engage.

The main purpose of this review paper is to encourage the academia and engineers to tackle existing research challenges and resolve technical issues related to the development of new integrated computer systems.

The Voice to the People (V2P) project in Anambra state, in south-eastern Nigeria, is working with poor and marginalised citizens by fostering a sense of potential, ownership and resolve to tackle issues like corruption head-on.

Mr Wen, for his part, said economic co-operation would be enhanced "as a means to tackle the difficulties we have and resolve the difference and disagreements between us".