Sentence examples for tackling potential from inspiring English sources

We suggest tackling potential pollution hot spots in disadvantaged communities through strict data collection and analysis that assesses the relationship of cap-and-trade expenditures and local emissions, with a trigger for corrective action if excessive pollution is found.

"I would like to stress that the ERC strongly supports the principle of equal opportunities between women and men, and is committed to improving gender balance and tackling potential gender bias in all its operations," wrote Bourguignon.

Although energy efficiency implementation is increasingly being recognized by policymakers worldwide as one of the most effective means to mitigating rising energy prices, tackling potential environmental risks, and enhancing energy security, mainstreaming its financing in developing country markets continues to be a challenge.

The MPs are calling for social media companies to follow a set of rules, which would focus on tackling potential harms to young people - such as eating disorders, low self-esteem, lack of sleep and overdependence on social media.

The Aarhus scheme is designed to curb radicalization and violent extremism, mostly by tackling potential rather than immediate risks to Danish security.

The current trial distinguishes itself from previous ones in that it not only adopts a personalized strategy but also introduces a package of pragmatic solutions based on proven theories for tackling potential barriers and incorporating key success factors in a synergetic way toward low cost, effective and sustainable CS promotion.

Early identification, intervention and prevention can tackle potential radicalisation.

Carney rebuffed suggestions the Bank was not taking swift action to tackle potential risks, saying: "This is action.

The process was extended into 2012 to tackle potential increases in pollution caused by the Olympic Games lanes.

The US reportedly wants to restrict the "financial tools" available to foreign governments to tackle potential financial crises.

By fast-tracking any appropriate applications, today's changes will tackle potential hold-ups in the system".