Sentence examples for tackle the impact from inspiring English sources

He recently commissioned Morgan Matthews, the director of the Bafta-winning documentary The Fallen, to tackle the impact of teenage murders in the UK.

Labour accused SNP ministers of "sitting on their hands" and failing to tackle the impact of plummeting oil prices, which fell to $115 before the summer.

In the process of the fuzzy reasoning, to tackle the impact of subjective factors and objective factors, the related parameters are optimized.

I represent a seat in Barking where I've had to tackle the impact of immigration with the rise of the BNP and Nick Griffin – it's the most important political fight I've had in my life.

Author Paula Hawkins, whose novel has sold over 11m copies since its publication in January 2015, said her starting point had been trying to tackle the impact of infertility, which some of her friends had experienced.

"If I want to tackle the impact of porn as default sex educator," she said, "I have to come up with something as appealing to the mainstream and as all-pervasive in our society as porn".

A new climate green fund was agreed at Cancún to transfer money from the developed to developing world to tackle the impacts of climate change.

"We applaud SEIU's commitment to cleaner air and water for our communities, their resolve to tackle the impacts of climate change especially amongst the most vulnerable, and their work to see that workers benefit from our transition to a clean energy economy," said Brian Deese, senior adviser to the president.

One good thing among the daunting facts is that almost all U.S. states have developed plans to tackle the impacts of Alzheimer's on their communities and help families face the challenges ahead.

While Nasheed was in power he made headlines for his attempts to tackle the impacts of climate change, which included setting aside money for relocating the country's population to another area of land, due to the fact that the Maldives are slowly being subsumed by rising sea levels.

Such discussions may form the starting point from which people begin to take action to tackle the impacts of the unequal social relations that often underlie ill-health [ 15].