Sentence examples for tackling areas from inspiring English sources

These are part of the government's Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder programme, a multi-billion pound policy launched in 2002 with the aim of tackling "areas of market failure".

With around 1,500 scientists and staff tackling areas ranging from cancer research to neuroscience, pandemics, and even bold new projects to use genome-editing techniques on human embryos, life itself will be under the microscope.

3 July 2009: Inspectors criticise Haringey Council, saying it has only made limited progress in tackling areas of weakness.

Finally, governments must tackle areas that are hotbeds of terrorism.

If the research efforts succeed, this would enable the development of new kinds of portable computers and would help computer engineers tackle areas as diverse as speech recognition, image processing, health care systems and music.

Leaders and governors at a free school accused of financial mismanagement are not taking action to tackle areas that need improving, Ofsted has found.

Information was not systematically collected from participating mental health services on the generation and implementation of local action plans to tackle areas where practice fell short of the standard or the use of the bespoke change interventions.

The Child Law reform tackles areas  such as children in need of care and protection, custody and guardianship issues concerning children, treatment of children in the justice system, children in armed conflict, child labour, among others.

We did not systematically collect information from the participating mental health services regarding reflection on their practice in the light of the benchmarked performance data provided, whether they had generated and implemented local action plans to tackle areas where practice fell short of the standard or whether they had used any of the change interventions provided.

The health and social impacts of UK urban regeneration programmes, or area-based initiatives (ABIs), which aim to tackle area characteristics by improving deprived areas, were the focus of a review by Thomson et al. (2006).

Each of these areas is among the U.N.'s 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a global framework tackling 17 areas of economic, social, and environmental development.