Sentence examples similar to tackling authority from inspiring English sources

In September, the government announced plans to tackle authorities making a profit from parking.

It also pledged to tackle local authority red tape, forcing councils to allow more self-build homes.

The British authority tackling cybercrime is giving details of the extent to which the country is facing constant threats.

"While many teachers will not automatically associate a visit from the inspectors as something that will lower workload, it is encouraging that tackling unnecessary local authority bureaucracy will be a focus for inspectors in the future".

Impoverished, the family turned to religion, only to be tackled by authorities who forced female members to bare their hair and males to shave their beards.

Judith Hackitt said the "gloves are off" when it comes to tackling people and authorities who cynically use regulations as a "convenient excuse" to avoid paying for children's activities or over fears of being sued.

Some of the newly approved aid will be disbursed to French and British authorities tackling the crisis in Calais.

Japan's RCC has fewer resources and less authority in tackling a bad-loan problem that dwarfs any in history.If the Japanese government chose the right model, it is running the RCC the wrong way, says James Fiorillo of ING, a Dutch bank.

However, the department will need to show that it is tackling problems with local authority incentives and targeting major areas of loss".

Mr Hill spoke to Ken Jones, the director of Housing Strategy at the London borough of Barking and Dagenham, about how his local authority was tackling housing shortages.

The authority said tackling youth unemployment was a top priority and said that in the last year it had taken on 391 young people as part of its modern apprenticeship scheme.