Sentence examples for tackling the underlying from inspiring English sources

Robust community interventions, tackling the underlying causes of crime, must be championed.

Local authorities warned that without extra investment in tackling the underlying causes of housing insecurity the bill would not on its own solve the problem of rising homelessness.

If the money wasted on misinformation, low-level enforcement and condemnation had been spent on tackling the underlying causes, so many blighted lives could have been different.

This aligned well with the trust's More Than Food initiative, which looks beyond providing emergency food and towards tackling the underlying causes of hunger and poverty.

Preventing violence means tackling the underlying causes – misogyny, the objectification of women, gender inequality, and male entitlement and privilege – that all contribute to men who choose to use violence believing they have a right to behave this way.

A cap on welfare spending that is due to limit benefit claims for the next four years will hit disabled people and the low paid without tackling the underlying causes of Britain's growing social security bill, according to critics of the Treasury plan.

We have to see the underlying concern or the idea of them and try to tackle the underlying idea [of] why they want to be admitted to the hospital.

"The challenge now is to tackle the underlying causes.

Each feels like it would paper over the cracks rather than tackle the underlying causes.

However, campaigners warned that ministers had to tackle the underlying cause of the problem.

The proposal would not tackle the underlying causes of sexual violence, she said.