Sentence examples for tackling top from inspiring English sources

The government pay reforms are an important first step in tackling top pay and must be implemented properly to be effective.

Cable wants to give shareholders more power to tackle top pay.

Against a highly charged political backdrop in which the government is pledging to tackle top pay, the potential payments sparked anger among unions and were used as fresh ammunition by campaigners calling for a tax on financial transactions.

More money will be needed to tackle top concerns like safety and homelessness.

In the title role, Gregory Kunde has a satisfyingly heroic tenor, but too often finds problems in tackling his top notes cleanly.

The new titles entering the market traditionally held by magazines like Architectural Digest are tackling it top to bottom, including the let-them-eat-cake Cachet and the eat-your-cake-and-have-it-too Budget Living.

Speaking at the NCSP conference in central London, Ms Flint said: "We have made it clear that tackling the top five sexually transmitted infections is a priority for government - especially chlamydia, which affects one in 10 sexually active women and can lead to infertility.

In this work, we tackle the "Top Spreaders" and "Top Scanners" problems, where hosts that are spreading the largest numbers of flows, especially small flows, must be efficiently and accurately identified.

It shows few signs of tackling its top-heavy management structure.

And if they do, what sort of resources will McCarthy be given to tackle the top flight this time?

That's why we launched the Workload Challenge, and are working with the profession to understand and tackle the top issues that teachers said caused the most bureaucracy, with leading education experts taking action on key areas such as marking and lesson planning".