Sentence examples similar to tackling root problems from inspiring English sources
"Focusing money on tackling root causes of problems rather than treating symptoms provides a better deal for the public purse and for the people we are trying to support - and is vital if we are to make public services sustainable in the long term".
In other words, tackling root causes.
While some campaigners for corporate governance reform welcome the proposals on pay and worker representation, others warn such changes will not tackle the root problems of a capitalism that appears to work for the few only.
Delhi needs ambitious, longer-term policies to tackle root causes of the problem.
Gitis said the study shows that while policymakers need to address the flow of illicit opioids, they must do so while tackling the root problem of addiction.
This is why I launched a consultation at the end of last year to help root out abuse – like tackling the problems around exclusivity of contracts with a single employer.
But that commitment to aid by the EU cannot cannot be a smokescreen for tackling the root of the problem, the structural causes of poverty.
The report makes a number of suggestions, one of the most interesting being that the UK Government should pledge more money to tackling the root of the problem in Colombia – where the majority of the world's cocaine is manufactured.
Watching Esposito poking and scrolling and prodding the Android Auto interface to switch between navigation, phone calls, and music, doesn't seem like it's tackling the root of that problem.
People will probably say this isn't tackling the root of the problem, but we have to recognise that progress is slow and there is a lot of prejudice in society.
