Sentence examples for tackling the growing problem from inspiring English sources

Waltham Forest Council, in north-east London, is tackling the growing problem of childhood obesity by encouraging more youngsters to take up healthy school dinners.

The measures, part of proposed changes to the Dangerous Dogs Act, are aimed at tackling the growing problem of vicious animals being bred for use as weapons.

The Austrian case demonstrates the difficulty of tackling the growing problem of child pornography and the horrific abuse it entails without international cooperation.

Its general secretary Frances O'Grady said: "Extending the living wage is a vital way of tackling the growing problem of in-work poverty across Britain.

In 1994, proposals to construct two incinerators in his hometown of Lucca led to him focusing his efforts on the issue of tackling the growing problem of waste.

By combining classifiers built from each subspace of the predictors, the proposed methods achieve a computational advantage in tackling the growing problem of dimensionality.

The proposal to tackle the growing problem of invasive alien species follows recommendations from the Law Commission in February.

The mayor's officials met with counterparts in New York this week, in a bid to broker a deal on transatlantic collaboration to tackle the growing problem.

Transportation ministers from governments around the world will gather on Tuesday to tackle the growing problem of greenhouse gases emitted by airliners.

To tackle the growing problem, the WHO recommends cutting music-listening to just an hour a day to help protect against hearing loss.

Now may also be a good time to tackle the growing problem of cyclists terrorizing pedestrians — an externality that bike activists rarely dwell on.