Sentence examples for tackle the specific needs from inspiring English sources
Velker acknowledges the theory behind all these tools is pretty similar, though he hopes Emptor will be able to tackle the specific needs companies might have that he's experienced himself.
And it needs to tackle the specific issue of modern slavery in supply chains.
With more clinical trials underway for VLP vaccines [ 15, 16], there is a critical need for the scientific and engineering communities to tackle the specific challenges associated with the bioprocessing aspects of VLP production.
The Treasury spending review in 2004 earmarked funds to "pilot radical new approaches to meet the specific needs of women offenders, to tackle the causes of crime and re-offending among this group and reduce the need for custody".
Not an institution to ignore the specific needs of the community, the library has a Fishing Tackle Loaner Program, allowing patrons to borrow rods and reels.
Tactically, we emphasize the specific need to tackle malaria vector populations in Dar es Salaam more effectively during the long rains while building upon successes during drier times of the year when much transmission occurs but larval habitats are both less abundant and easier to access.
This could make it necessary to perform comprehensive assessments for patients with hip fractures in order to identify those with a poor functional prognosis to tackle their specific needs and improve their recovery.
Its director Jim Bradley said: "Although NIEA [Northern Ireland Environment Agency] have been warning us of very drastic cuts, this is much more than just a major cut in funding, it is an end to funding of organisations, many of which NIEA set up to tackle specific needs and issues.
Greater coordination of care and consistent strategies are needed to tackle the unmet needs of this widely diverse patient group.
The bill does not tackle the need to reform parliament.
In general, there are several approaches to tackle the need for comprehensibility in model-based ESS.
