Sentence examples for tackling the practice from inspiring English sources

George Osborne has made tackling the practice a priority for Britain's chairmanship of the G8.

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At the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) on Tuesday, UK international development minister Lynne Featherstone said this was the largest donor contribution to tackling the practice, which is prevalent in many countries.

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, the club of developed nations, has been spearheading recent work on tackling the practice of "profit-shifting", and Britain has signed up to the new rules it has drafted.

But he added that the "core problems to solve and where the attention should be" was adjusting business rates and tackling the practice of companies organising their corporate structures so that profits made in the UK were recognised abroad and so not subject to taxes here.

Clearly Google are driving a coach and horses through the spirit of the law". Hodge said: "If I was David Cameron, I would consider Eric Schmidt's position". George Osborne has made tackling the practice a priority for Britain's chairmanship of the G8.

He added his voice to the call for better data collection and more government and public commitment to tackle the practice.

Today the Government will announce steps to tackle the practice of adding a last-minute levy far above the actual cost to the retailer of processing a card payment, which can be as little as 10p.

Sarah McCulloch, who runs the grassroots anti-FGM charity ACCMUK, said: "The report is great but for me it has failed to provide guidelines as to what professionals should do or make the government provide funding for local groups to tackle the practice on the ground".

To coincide with the United Nations day of zero tolerance on FGM, the Welsh government and Welsh FGM Forum has hosted a conference to tackle the practice.

It comes as ministers debate how to tackle the practice, which involves people posting naked pictures of ex-partners online to humiliate them.