Sentence examples for tackle shared from inspiring English sources

Today the discussion is more about the ways in which countries can work together to tackle shared challenges and priorities.

Only a global new deal can help build the levels of trust needed to tackle shared problems and broaden the scope for effective development partnerships.

This provides a way for agencies to work together to tackle shared IT challenges in an efficient and cost-effective manner.

Through these tools, we can better meet the needs of each student, build new face-to-face communities on our campuses, and mobilize talent globally to tackle shared problems.

It is hoped that improving relations through such methods will help the two countries better tackle shared problems such as child trafficking and the plight of 'restaveks'– children who are sent away to be domestic servants for host families.

Learning all 50 states may be speeded by frequent testing, but finding ways to respect states' rights while tackling shared environmental problems may require peace and quiet.

– Deborah McKenzie, director of organisational development at Public Health England We must collaborate on tackling shared problems: "A common challenge cities face is addressing rising social, economic and environmental pressures with fewer resources.

So while leaders of both schools say their mutual success will benefit the community, they do not cooperate in tackling shared problems like the search for a long-term facility.

Such challenges and deeper analyses are more likely when tackling shared content- and grade-level specific curriculum (principles 2, 3, 10) and using the same curriculum materials (principle 11).

Similarly, policies must be tailored to local contexts while tackling shared regional or global threats.

"With it the countries of the world have recognised that they all have to work together to tackle the shared problem of dangerous climate change caused by human activities.