Sentence examples for tackle the negative from inspiring English sources

Police forces across the UK and Wales have all been allocated "rape champions" to oversee the roll-out of their sexual violence action plans, to implement good practice guidelines and to tackle the "negative mindsets" within their forces.

But he promised would tackle the negative consequences by introducing laws to count people in and out at the border, stop firms recruiting only from abroad, make large companies that hire foreign workers train local apprentices too, require public sector workers to have a minimum standard of English, and make it a specific criminal offence for firms to exploit workers and undercut wages.

But besides those pills, there are no drugs currently available to tackle the negative health effects of radiation exposure.

Shi et al. [28] propose a method, which is used to tackle the negative weights, which involves few cost and is quite effective.

The summit will host a series of creative workshops and give the delegates a chance to consider what more can be done to empower local communities and tackle the negative perceptions of young people.

"This is a landmark piece of legislation, which for the first time gives us a real chance to tackle the negative impact that our indiscriminate trade in timber and wood products has had on forests globally," said Beatrix Richards, WWF-UK's forest campaigner.

The substantial reduction in environmental impact of replacing general Portland cement by alternative binders such as FA, along with economic advantages of utilization of FA in construction activities tackles the negative landfilling impacts and carbon footprint of stabilization activities at the same time.

EAAs are the substrates which can enhance muscle aerobic metabolism because they act as fuel for Krebs cycle (tricarboxylic cycle acid: TCA), promoting mitochondria biogenesis and tackling the negative effects of insulin resistance on the TCA cycle.

Organisers hope the orchestra will help tackle the persistent negative attitudes towards Roma people.

Therefore, national policies and regulations that tackle the actual and potential negative consequences of such expansion are also necessary.

It is the health care provider's task to tackle these negative beliefs and improve patients' self-management, and thus relieving the high health care utility and costs due to LBP.