Sentence examples for tackling harmful from inspiring English sources

Mr Blair himself highlighted the importance of tackling harmful behaviour in 2006 when he said: "Our public health problems are not, strictly speaking, public health questions at all.

From tackling harmful chemicals that damage the ozone layer to cracking down on the black-market ivory trade, the UK has a strong track record in driving up environmental standards across Europe".

The UK has led the way in driving up environmental standards across Europe, from tackling harmful chemicals that damage the ozone layer, to cracking down on the black-market ivory trade".

The pioneering education programme was first tested in Oklahoma 20 years ago with great success: a randomised control trial in 2006 showed it had been far more effective than other measures in tackling harmful sexual behaviour.

The bad ads report publication comes in the wake of Google taking a much more proactive stance tackling harmful content on one of its most popular platforms, YouTube.

The bad ads report publication comes in the wake of Google taking a much more proactive stance tackling harmful content on one of its most popular platforms, YouTube.

He has been gagged from talking about the solutions we need to tackle harmful carbon pollution".

We continue to tackle harmful vehicle emissions and are investigating ways to use the latest technology to further improve detection methods".

The Irish government is reviewing proposed legislation to promote online safety amid an outcry that tech companies are unable or unwilling to tackle harmful content.

A "digital charter" holds out the prospect of making the UK "the safest place to be online", with a promise to tackle "harmful content online" whether it is extremist, abusive or harmful to children.

In a letter to the Queen John Christensen, director of TJN, calls on her to "exert all possible influence" to tackle "harmful faultlines in the global economy" created by UK-linked tax havens and secrecy jurisdictions.