Sentence examples similar to tackle problems of concern from inspiring English sources

Finally, we tackle problems of the most difficult kind.

They urged world leaders to tackle problems of corruption.

"What's changed?" Conservative MP Sarah Wollaston, a former GP, said she was "very concerned" the idea might be dropped while colleague Tracey Crouch said the government "must tackle problem of easily accessible cheap alcohol".

Ethical considerations should be taken into account while tackling the problems of health care reform.

Here there is consensus that the IMF lacks the necessary firepower to tackle the problems of struggling countries, with particular concern about eastern Europe.

Both aim to tackle the problems of determining gene environment interaction by increasing sample size.

To tackle the problems of CTG three principal approaches were followed during the years.

Poverty then, cannot be tackled without tackling the problem of housing.

Tackling undernutrition Tackling the problem of undernutrition, which leads to stunting, is achievable and cost effective.

Asima Tufail, from Greater Manchester police's prevent team, which aims to tackle the problem of terrorism at its roots in communities, urged anyone concerned to trust the police.

How will you tackle the problem of cutting cost?