Sentence examples for tackled quickly from inspiring English sources

Both climate change and water quality need to be tackled quickly and aggressively.

Mr Osborne, of course, argues that the deficit must be tackled quickly and that the nation does not enjoy the luxury of doing it over two parliaments.

There, with Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, the mayor sent a message that any increase in crime would be tackled quickly and forcefully.

Proximity not only allows oversight (pests can be tackled quickly, diseases nipped in the bud) but also creates opportunity for flights of fancy.

The International Monetary Fund warned on Tuesday that Europe and the United States could slip back into recession unless economic problems aren't tackled quickly, and the I.M.F. also slashed its growth forecasts for Britain.

Relatives of some of the hundreds of people who died at Stafford hospital between 2005 and 2009 as a result of poor care have called on him to resign since last month's publication of Robert Francis QC's report into how "systemic failures" in NHS culture meant problems were not identified or tackled quickly enough.

The whole salaries issue needs to be tackled pretty quickly, and if you deal up front with complaints, and rapidly and generously, and avoid complacency and being smug, if you demonstrate that the best defence of the BBC is making bloody good radio and television, then I think you can be much more self-confident about how terrific it is that we have the best broadcasting in the world".

Labour and, sotto voce, some Lib Dems, counter that Clegg did not need to cede this much ground – there is no clear evidence that the markets will impose higher interest rates if the deficit is not tackled more quickly than Labour planned.

The world needs to find a new way to support those countries to tackle poverty quickly and effectively.

But the majority quickly tackled that problem.

He was quickly tackled by security officers, brought to the ground and arrested.