Sentence examples for tackle threats from inspiring English sources

Without secrecy, we can't tackle threats at source.

We need a nerve centre for preparedness and response – an international organisation to tackle threats.

But this is more than an emotional argument – solidarity extends to how we practically help one another tackle threats to our communities.

A democratic government whose core principle is that all its citizens should be treated equally should tackle threats to its safety and security proportionately, regardless of whether these threats are phrased in religious terms or not.

The share price of both companies made pleasing gains after the deal was made public.Some analysts foresaw a wave of big mergers in the wake of the deal between Alcatel and Lucent, but pessimists question whether a deal on this scale really is the best way to tackle threats to profitability.

The reef will also be aided by an $89m boost to programs such as the Reef Trust, a Coalition plan to improve water quality and tackle threats such as a plague of starfish which has devoured much of the reef's coral.

Should the U.N. chief be more "secretary" than "general" when it comes to tackling threats to world peace?

Defending the interests of the UK means tackling threats early and at source and that means intervening overseas.

City of London Police revealed last month that they had conducted hundreds of prison interviews with convicted fraudsters in order to learn about their techniques because they were "behind the curve" in tackling threats from cyber operations.

Mr Obama said such data had prevented terror attacks at home and abroad, but that in tackling threats the government risked over-reaching itself.

In future, ideas should not be "advanced", problems "tackled", threats "countered", people "incentivised" people and resources "utilised" while references to "strengthening" should be left to structural engineering and "foster" to the care of children.