Sentence examples for tackle harm from inspiring English sources

"Using our new power we want to tackle harm to consumers who are most at risk and our work will focus on protecting vulnerable consumers".

SWA said the action fund would back projects delivering "targeted interventions" to tackle harm among young people aged 18 and under, families affected by misuse and "communities suffering as a result of irresponsible or excessive consumption of alcohol".

"We have not seen unequivocal evidence that any one approach is more effective at tackling harm and exploitation, which remains our priority," it said.

Vaz clearly has a vested interest in rejecting the reams of evidence submitted to the committee that show how successful criminalising demand has been in countries that have adopted this law in tackling harms within the sex trade.

Cameron said: "We are determined to tackle the harm truancy does to a child's chances in life.

We can only tackle the harm they cause by working together with international partners such as President Santos and his government in Colombia.

The government outlined proposals last year to impose an industry-wide levy on social media firms like Facebook and Twitter to fund measures to tackle online harm.

It's a more enlightened approach to get industry to do what it can; we will make better progress,." The company points to its investment in projects to tackle alcohol harm and bring unlicensed outlets within regulation.

The prime minister said tougher action would "tackle the harm truancy does to a child's chances in life", citing statistics that show that fewer than 17% of children with 28 days' absence at key stage four achieve the English baccalaureate, compared with 44% of those who missed no lessons.

A Welsh government spokesman said action to tackle the harm caused by smoking remained a priority.

"So when I say I don't want to see small time personal users prosecuted, it's because I don't think it is the best way of using of the scant resources of the police or the courts to tackle the harm caused by drugs.