Sentence examples for tackling weaknesses from inspiring English sources

Luke Kuechly LB, Boston College SELECTED BY Panthers STRENGTHS Productivity, instincts, tackling WEAKNESSES Quickness, power Hustling linebacker who recorded a remarkable 191 tackles in 2011 and 183 in 2010.

But we need to tackle weaknesses in our immigration system, which threatened to undermine confidence in it".

Michael Porter and Jan Rivkin of the Harvard Business School (HBS) sum up the mood: "The US government is failing to tackle weaknesses in the business environment that are making the country a less attractive place to invest and [is] nullifying some of America's most important competitive strengths".

The Ofsted report said bosses had not tackled weaknesses in social care fast enough.

The reforms "should tackle weaknesses in product market regulation, labour market institutions, tax systems, and strengthen the single market," the body said.

Norfolk County Council was criticised for its unclear strategy, lack of support for schools in special measures and for not intervening quickly to tackle weaknesses in schools.

Then over four months of tackling her weaknesses, Ms. Connor whittled her BodyAge down to 33.

"The council is currently incapable of tackling its weaknesses without a sustained intervention".

Protecting our strengths while tackling the weaknesses is the overarching task facing the review of modern employment that the government has asked me to undertake.

The report speaks of her horror to learn that, even though many details of the abuse were "uncontested facts", Rotherham council members "denied that there had been a problem, or if there had been, that it was as big as was said".Unsurprisingly, then, Ms Casey declared the council "incapable of tackling its weaknesses without a sustained intervention".

However, they may not be able to achieve major improvements in service delivery without successfully tackling the weaknesses in government procurement and distribution of contraceptive commodities.