Sentence examples for tackling under from inspiring English sources

A spokesman said: "It sets our plans to address many of the issues that the people of Wales care deeply about - such as improving our public services, tackling under performing schools, reform our social services so that they are able to meet changing social expectations and demography, action to address homelessness, and improving food safety.

We can no longer separate our approaches to tackling under – from over-nutrition.

Athletes also require the ability to repeatedly execute complex motor skills (eg, passing, defending and tackling) under pressure and while fatigued.

Tackling under nutrition in Myanmar must be a priority because of its critical role in long-term poverty alleviation and economic growth.

At Saturday's "nutrition for growth" summit in London, £2.7bn ($4.15 bn) was pledged for tackling under-nutrition up to 2020.

Whether it has been their ever more prescriptive approach to the curriculum, their mishandling of assessment or the clumsily intimidatory way they went about tackling under-performance through the National Challenge, ministers have taken a Whitehall-knows-best attitude to everything.

The point that should be made by all political parties is that, if we want a world-class education system, we've got to get behind those who offer fresh thinking on tackling under-achievement, new ideas for mending our broken exam system, and a curriculum that is rich, relevant and exciting, that develops the whole child – academically, socially and emotionally.

"Labour has taken the lead in tackling under-representation and increasing diversity in politics.

Reasons for doing so could be if the pub or bar is a focus for trouble, tackling under-age drinking and restricting sales of cut-price alcohol.

It will also create new offences aimed at tackling under-age drinking, and a new licensing regime for lap dancing venues which will give greater local control over their numbers.

Funding will focus on tackling under-nutrition and infectious diseases, which are among the root causes of child mortality.