Sentence examples similar to tackling and measuring from inspiring English sources

We can't tackle the issue and find and measure solutions that work if we don't agree on what we're measuring and tracking.

It is not likely that USDA economists will tackle measuring individual hunger.

It will also deliver measures aimed at increasing fairness by reforming a number of tax reliefs and tackling known avoidance measures.

Ofwat's chief executive, Rachel Fletcher, said: "Thames Water failed its customers in tackling leakage and the measures we've announced today illustrate the scale of the company's shortcomings and how seriously we take them.

With these capabilities in place, tackling new quality measures was markedly easier.

The government intends tackling it through measures such as pushing more school funding towards disadvantaged children.

As well as deficit tackling measures, the chancellor is likely to give details of plans to boost the economy.

It also underscored how skittish even Democrats remain about tackling measures that were law in the not-too-distant past.

COACH 1: So son, your 'mom' tells me that you're a prodigious left tackle and that you measure in the 98th percentile for protective instincts QUINTON AARON: Yes, sir COACH 2: For an international audience can you explain what that means and how any school could actually get around to measuring it?

"In principle, we support the government's proposals to introduce minimum pricing measures for alcohol so long as it is introduced as one of a range of measures aimed at tackling this issue; and these measures are implemented fairly and proportionately".

This was being tackled through measures such as online reporting of harassment and other crimes, as well as further training.