Sentence examples for tackle the worst from inspiring English sources
"That's why we believe it is right to tackle the worst instances of deep discounting".
The European Union had to tackle "the worst protectionist measures by other countries," policy documents it issued Tuesday said.
The immigration bill will create a new enforcement agency to tackle the worst cases of exploitation as well creating an offence of illegal working and enabling wages to be seized as proceeds of crime.
The proposed immigration bill seems to be offering something to everyone: it will not only prevent migrants from stealing jobs but will also, according to the prime minister, tackle "the worst cases of exploitation" through a "labour market enforcement agency".
Irish consumers kept a tight grip on their wallets as unemployment rose and after the government raised taxes to tackle the worst public finances among the countries using the euro.
AT The immigration bill will create a new enforcement agency to tackle the worst cases of exploitation as well as creating an offence of illegal working and enabling wages to be seized as the proceeds of crime.
A senior American health official says the United States is sending at least 50 public health experts to West Africa over the next month to tackle the worst-ever outbreak of Ebola.
But if my hunch is even half-right, tackling the worst excesses of British red tape though an important and worthwhile task may not be fully within the gift of any British government.
"If you want to tackle greenhouse [emissions], if you want to tackle climate change – you can't do that without tackling the worst of the coal generators, which is Hazelwood," he said.
Bentham was an atheist and an exponent of the new laissez-faire economics of Adam Smith and David Ricardo, but he inspired the spate of legislation that, after the Reform Bill of 1832, had tackled the worst consequences of 18th-century inefficiency and of the Industrial Revolution.
Now he was immersed in tackling the worst diseases in the poorest communities in the world.
