Sentence examples for tackling long-term issues from inspiring English sources
From his plans for modernizing the military and developing a national missile defense to his aspirations of becoming the education president and tackling long-term issues like Social Security, Mr. Bush might have trouble paying the tab.
He argued that while growth across developing and developed world economies had failed to recapture its previous rapid pace, it still remained robust and offered governments scope to tackle long-term issues.
The investment firm is described in a press release as focusing on companies tackling long-term trends, and Verily definitely fits the bill with its efforts to address issues like deteriorating vision and Parkinson's disease.
Politicians fail to tackle long-term problems such as climate change.
Employment measures, welfare reform, greater emphasis on skills and training, action to tackle long-term unemployment.
It is both a moral and an economic imperative that we aggressively tackle long-term unemployment.
He claimed that alongside tackling the long-term issues of banking weaknesses, housing market excesses and skills shortages, ministers had reduced the budget deficit to five per cent.
How we are going to begin to tackle big long-term issues today, to create a better future for generations yet to come?
"You need that solid environmental assessment process ahead of those projects to really tackle those long-term issues in a transparent and hopefully rigorous technical manner, but also in full consultation with those that are living on those lands for generations to come," he says.
It was also to test innovative ideas and approaches for tackling medium to long-term issues in health research in areas which require the collaboration of disciplines or faculties traditionally supported by at least two of the three granting councils.
Gwyn Jones, vice-president of the National Farmers Union, said: "Only when we tackle the long-term issue of water management and work together will we be able to properly manage this most precious natural resource".
