Sentence examples for tackle discrepancies from inspiring English sources
There have been consistent calls among businesses for changes to the system which governs rates, to tackle discrepancies between bills depending on the size and location of businesses.
In 2000, Victoria Hale (pictured above), founded the institute to help tackle that discrepancy.
A decade younger than Moyles, Grimshaw has been promoted to breakfast in Radio 1 controller Ben Cooper's biggest signal yet that the station is serious about tackling the discrepancy between its target demographic of 15 to 29-year-olds and a stubbornly antique average listener age of 32.
In a Guardian interview, the shadow international development secretary, Andrew Mitchell, outlined a five-point plan to tackle the "colossal discrepancies of opportunity and wealth" in the world.
Tackling the vast discrepancies in power, wealth and security between the sexes is no small task and where to start must be headache-inducing.
It promises to highlight sectors where pay discrepancies need tackling most.
Table 2 itemises some of the sources of discrepancies and recommendations on how these might be tackled.
The question of how to fight that discrepancy in arrests is one of the thorny questions policymakers will have to tackle even if weed becomes legal.
However, union is the most important parameter, and limb length discrepancy can be tackled later on, if necessary.
What explains the discrepancies?
