Sentence examples similar to tackling traffic issues from inspiring English sources
"tackling traffic issues" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing strategies or approaches for dealing with traffic congestion. For example, "The government has proposed a number of initiatives for tackling traffic issues in the city center."
Survey says: In the May 25 story "Tackling traffic, bike path issues not an easy task," it should have read that Jane Egly started the Complete Streets Task Force.
Here's one way to tackle traffic congestion.
Innocenti Research Centre conference tackles child trafficking issues FLORENCE, Italy, 22 April 2008 – International experts on child rights, along with government representatives and other participants, gathered here yesterday for a three-day conference to examine global issues involving the trafficking and exploitation of children.
"We have safety issues, noise issues, traffic issues.
If traffic issues arose, a traffic consultant was hired.
This year, I founded a club called Stepping Stones dedicated to "help the world one step at a time" by tackling world issues such as human trafficking.
Sanjeev Dasgupta will spend his fellowship year in Bangkok, Thailand, where he will partner with the Issara Institute, an organization dedicated to tackling issues of human trafficking and forced labor.
The problem is real," said Sarah Ohlsen, who works on a county Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) steering committee dedicated to tackling the area's sex trafficking issues.
The aim of the collaborative project is to share data and expertise, including by tapping into London's startup ecosystem, to land on new ideas for tackling urban mobility issues — from traffic jams to awful air quality.
Tackling humanitarian issues.
Tackling the issues of worklessness.
