Sentence examples for tackling a range of from inspiring English sources

The legislation is aimed at tackling a range of behaviours, including controlling victims through social media, spying on them online or stopping them from socialising.

The UN, which organised the financing for development (FFD) summit, described "a series of bold measures to overhaul global finance practices and generate investments for tackling a range of economic, social and environmental challenges".

Longfield mentions a report produced early on during her tenure as children's commissioner, Changing the Odds in the Early Years [pdf], which highlighted the impact of early intervention in tackling a range of high-pressure issues.

It should be clear from the preceding sections that the basic idea of nonconceptual content provides a promising tool for tackling a range of problems in the philosophy of mind and cognition.

Developing your own research, tackling a range of technical challenges, figuring things out on your own, and pulling it all together into an original piece of scholarly research is, I argue, very similar to the real-world challenges entrepreneurs and other business leaders face when they build companies.

That is that Leak's comic is tackling a range of issues that are real, but in a way that will contribute absolutely nothing.

The increasing number of smartphones in emerging economies means Arm technology could be used to tackle a range of health and social problems.

All parties have promised to develop Delhi's infrastructure and tackle a range of urgent issues, including the city's notoriously poor security for women.

Mr Johnson said he and the late Mrs Thatcher would probably agree over ways to tackle a range of issues such as housing, taxation and education.

"At secondary level, a child with muscular problems or poor motor skills may have difficulty using a traditional keyboard or computer programme, so up-to-date ICT solutions can help tackle a range of problems," explains John Doherty, ICT technician.

The 28-year old, currently promoting her autobiography Not That Kind of Girl, has chosen to tackle a range of high profile issues with the main feature on the debate about contraception, written by Dunham's friend and activist Sarah Sophie Flicker.