Sentence examples for tackle environment from inspiring English sources

But it concluded that "a strong sense of urgency" was lacking in Irish efforts to tackle environment and energy concerns, including climate change and energy security.

Only the combination of everyone's skills will increase our capacity to identify threat or opportunity signals and therefore tackle environment changes.

The summit, which will be the largest ever organised by the UN, expects countries to take long-term decisions on the directions their economies should take to tackle environment and financial crises.

These 'conversations' have subsequently led to some specific health initiatives, such as continued action to share knowledge among groups and tackle environment health problems in certain communities.

Carswell: I think one of the most successful things we ever did as a country to tackle the environment was the ban on CFCs.

English football has been far too slow to tackle an environment where homophobia is still sometimes "tolerated" and gay players are scared to come out, a parliamentary committee was told on Tuesday.

In the following sections we briefly describe the different approaches provided by the community depending on the a priori knowledge assumed relevant to tackle the environment the CR might face during its life time.

Improving health literacy through health education may be a necessary stepping stone, to pave the way for the acceptance of measures that tackle the environment.

Enduring neighbourhood deprivation, allied with takeaway food outlet provision remaining entrenched along socioeconomic lines, suggests that 'top down' intervention may be needed to tackle food environment inequity and to reduce UK diet and health inequalities.

Before we can tackle the environment barriers that block our children from school, before we can address the lack of training of doctors that block our children from hospital, before we can strengthen the social policies that streamline family services, this stigma must become yesterday's news," said Joyce Banda, the President of Malawi at the opening of the Forum.

When asked whether tackling the environment or the economy - given global economic problems - should be the government's priority, 52% said the environment and 44% said the economy.