Sentence examples for tackling abuses from inspiring English sources

"EU laws can prevent parliament from tackling abuses and problems at home.

Javid also has to decide whether to continue with three of Cable's policies: tackling abuses involved in zero-hour contracts, gender diversity in the boardroom and having an individual strategy for each of Britain's key industries.

The country's new leader, Xi Jinping, who took on the presidency on Thursday, has repeatedly vowed to make tackling abuses and cutting government spending and red tape a priority – a message he repeated in his address to almost 3,000 delegates at the parliamentary session's closing ceremony.

Regulation SHO, introduced in 2005, went some way towards tackling abuse.

But the government has been tackling abuse of the system, she says.

The commission's report on tackling abuse and mismanagement adds further grist to the mill.

Introducing the Charity Commission's latest report on tackling abuse and mismanagement (pdf), chair William Shawcross could not be blunter.

However their cases were handled by military courts, which have a poor record of tackling abuse of civilians by soldiers.

Migrant rights groups also said granting work permits to those already in the country without proper papers was vital to tackling abuse.

Lombardi said that thanks to the circular, bishops in Italy could set up formal guidelines on tackling abuse for the first time.

The Tobacco Manufacturers Associationn reckons that 80% of hand-rolling tobacco is smuggled.The main weapon Customs and Excise has in tackling abuse is to seize cars in which it suspects goods are being smuggled.