Sentence examples for tackle jointly from inspiring English sources

We need a close partnership in order to tackle jointly the increasing economic, environmental, industrial, migratory, social, ethical and political challenges".

However, because interdomain routing involves contracts between Autonomous Systems (ASes), this paper argues that contractual and routing issues should be tackled jointly.

They face many common problems, which would be easier tackled jointly, according to "Central America 2020", a recent study of the region's prospects commissioned by the European Union and the United States Agency for International Development.

It is time for the Federal Reserve and elected officials to explore ways to jointly tackle that housing debt.

And it means closer partnerships between academics as they jointly tackle some of our planet's most pressing challenges.

This group was in fact formed much earlier, in 1999, as a forum for finance ministers to jointly tackle the aftermath of the 1997-98 EAsiansian financial crisis.

The ICG report said an second procedural tweak was made to reverse "an ill-advised decision to jointly tackle political and technical questions".

"We are willing to work together with the EU to jointly tackle the challenges caused by climate change, observe common but differentiated responsibilities, equity and our respective capabilities to implement climate change solutions," he said.

We attempt to cover at least part of the existing gap in the literature by assessing how costs and benefits of technologies and strategies that jointly tackle these two environmental problems can best be balanced.

So it is tempting to view the announcement earlier this month of a task force to tackle economic crime – jointly chaired by the home secretary and chancellor – as simply a welcome distraction.

On the visit, Mr. Davutoglu struck a deal with Iraq's self-ruled Kurdish region to jointly tackle any threat from a group that might exploit a power vacuum in Syria, apparently a reference to Turkish Kurdish rebels now operating in northern Syria.