Sentence examples for tackling bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

Increased levels of investment will deliver 30 trunk-road bypasses, 80 schemes tackling bottlenecks and 360 miles of widening of motorways and key trunk roads.

That would show that the government is serious about tackling bottlenecks—and not too wedded to its statist ways to offer investors an attractive rate of return.Even so, 2013 looks like uphill going.

The government should do more to support the growth of UK cargo ports by tackling bottlenecks in local transport links, MPs are urging.

In addition, Uganda must tackle bottlenecks in transport and energy infrastructure to boost employment and poverty reduction if it is to maintain the high level of macroeconomic stability and economic growth apparent over the past 20 years.

It would also tackle bottlenecks that make India's food inflation the highest among major economies.

It is launching a new $575 million National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) that aims to tackle bottlenecks in drug development and speed the translation of basic discoveries into therapies.

Under the banner of Committing to Child Survival: A Promise Renewed, today in Kinshasa the Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mr. Matata Ponyo Mapon, launched an "Action Framework" to tackle bottlenecks in their health system as well as barriers that prevent access to health services.

The Tool helps to identify and tackle bottlenecks in access to TB care, especially for the poor.

The Regional Task Force will be strengthened and will intensify support for operational research to tackle bottlenecks and improve the quality and coverage of services.

Welsh ministers have said tackling the bottlenecks is essential for the Welsh economy.

Health systems can address differences in exposure and vulnerability by improving equitable access to care and promoting policies that tackle bottlenecks such as geographic barriers to access healthcare.