Sentence examples for tackling lack from inspiring English sources

It is aimed at tackling lack of building in rural areas where planning authorities restrict building but local people want new housing or other facilities.

The study suggests that tackling lack of caring behaviour in healthcare needs to go beyond tools, techniques and tick boxes, and towards a fundamental shift in empathic engagement based on affective learning.

However, campaigners such as Lenny Henry have repeatedly called for more urgent action to tackle lack of representation.

Rolnik also recommends that measures to release public land to tackle lack of availability of housing should favour social and affordable housing, and that the government should put in place targeted measures to increase the supply of housing in the private market.

Spielberg revealed that he is launching a project in February aimed at tackling that lack of understanding.

Speaking at Skoll World Forum in April 2014, Nigerian banker and philanthropist Tony Elumelu said the next big challenge for Africa would be tackling the lack of electricity.

The Energy Department has already begun tackling the lack of standardization in the solar industry, in part through its Solar America Board of Codes and Standards, established under the department's Solar Energy Technologies Program in 2007.

Derby high school has a good track record on tackling the lack of women in science, technology, engineering and maths based careers too; half of the students pursued one of these subjects after they left last year.

Recently, there has been increased interest in tackling this lack of confidence by adding some confidence bounds on predictions.

Recently, there has been increased interest in tackling this lack of confidence by adding error bounds on predictions.

Yet you have to understand the science as well as how your work is applicable to food producers in tackling a lack of water or their fight against pests".