Sentence examples for tackle legacy from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the existing methods which attempt to tackle legacy data and legacy applications, we wrap a display protocol into grid services.

Also on the agenda at Stormont House will be the full implementation of the Stormont House agreement, which aimed to tackle legacy issues relating to Northern Ireland's Troubles, the budget and controversial welfare reforms.

Gunzburg has tried to tackle its legacy.

The US had been criticised for how little it did to tackle the legacy of its war.

Fourth, we did not tackle the legacy of our recent past so did not allay the concerns some voters had about us.

Not actually part of the Woodward era, but so damaging a defeat that Woodward was eventually to have to tackle the legacy.

Some critics were not mollified, however, saying Francis needed to do more to tackle the legacy of decades of abuse and cover-ups.

"This is essential to tackle the legacy problems in defence acquisition that led to cost and schedule overruns, and which have resisted previous reform.

The report urged the plethora of new NHS bodies being created next April by the Health and Social Care Act to tackle "the legacy of neglect which has resulted in unacceptable variations in outcomes and higher than necessary costs".

The investment shows that we are open for business and is a vote of confidence in the UK and our plan to tackle the legacy of under investment and build an energy infrastructure fit for the twenty first century".

At the same time, they are battling to bring more competition and free market approaches to stodgy state industries; and to tackle the legacy of an unsustainable borrowing binge, including bubbles in the property and stock markets.