Sentence examples for tackling the impacts from inspiring English sources

Sven Harmeling, climate change advocacy coordinator for Care International, says: "Building knowledge and skills, particularly among women, is just as important as trialing new seeds and fertilisers when it comes to tackling the impacts of climate change.

Although no country has elaborated and implemented an all-encompassing livestock sector development strategy (FAO 2012), Burkina Faso, by learning from case studies like Boulgou Province, can improve the food security and poverty situation in the country, while tackling the impacts of climate change simultaneously.

"I think this shows that he is definitely committed to taking a more hands-on approach to tackling the impacts of the palm sector in Indonesia".

Tackling the impact of old building stock is one of the major challenges in a transition to a low carbon economy.

Last year, a report by the World Heart Federation showed links between urbanisation and cardiovascular disease and outlined five steps to tackling the impact of city environments on hearts, including exposure to tobacco and poor diets, and increasing preventative measures, such as exercise and education.

Schools that were good at tackling the impact of a difficult start in life focussed on speaking and listening.

We explore the radio-gamma relation with several hundreds sources and using both simultaneous and archival radio data, thus tackling the impact of time variability.

We suggest that differences in intervention between the study areas should not be overlooked as a policy tool in tackling the impact of climate change.

After meeting Kuomintang Chairman Wu Poh-hsiung in Beijing on Tuesday, China's President, Hu Jintao, said that jointly tackling the impact of the global downturn was the top priority, on both sides of the Taiwan straits.

A new climate green fund was agreed at Cancún to transfer money from the developed to developing world to tackle the impacts of climate change.

"We applaud SEIU's commitment to cleaner air and water for our communities, their resolve to tackle the impacts of climate change especially amongst the most vulnerable, and their work to see that workers benefit from our transition to a clean energy economy," said Brian Deese, senior adviser to the president.