Sentence examples for tackle gaps from inspiring English sources

It is vital to tackle gaps in the system earlier, Cridland said, citing figures that showed just 6.5% of children who start secondary school behind for their age go on to achieve five good GCSEs including English and maths.

Existing organizations received more funding and resources, and new organizations emerged to tackle gaps in the ecosystem like technical assistance, affordable office space, and access to capital.

The resulting eight goals set a broad agenda for tackling gaps in education, child mortality, maternal health, and more.

Task shifting is a low-cost solution to tackling gaps in health services in the developing world, for example those in HIV and mental health treatment.

SMLLCs may be beneficial to some social entrepreneurs tackling gaps within society that align with a foundation's mission.

DM is Chief Executive of Breast Cancer Campaign, which facilitated the 2008 and 2013 Gap Analysis projects, and has since produced an action plan to tackle the gaps in breast cancer research.

To accompany the Gap Analysis paper, Breast Cancer Campaign has published 'Help us find the cures: An action plan to tackle critical gaps in breast cancer research', which sets out the charity's ambitions for the future and pinpoints 66 specific actions that will be crucial in filling the gaps [ 4].

Various initiatives to tackle these gaps are being discussed but there is a risk that this will further fragment efforts to accelerate R&D for desperately needed new health technologies.

With two broken parties who refuse to tackle income gaps, permit tax havens, cut benefits, financially penalise the poor and strangle essential services, Scotland's wellbeing is a monopoly in their hands.

Hence, PoP is not only active in building schools, but also working with local communities and governments on curriculum and instruction, leveraging technology, to tackle learning gaps in developing countries and communities they serve.

To tackle these gaps, healthcare providers in the neighborhood were consulted to identify their preferred interventions to improve diabetes care (5– 11).