Sentence examples for tackling where from inspiring English sources

"Minimum pricing is a very straightforward, simple and I'd say cost-effective measure for tackling where the problems are," he said.

The first topic they tackle: where do Asian parents and Jewish parents intersect?

According to Fionnuala Walravens of the Environmental Investigation Agency, the EU would prefer the HFC question to be tackled where it properly belongs, under the UNFCCC.

These misapprehensions can be argued away convincingly invasive species, whether native or non-native, should still be tackled where they pose a threat but measures of impact may provide a pragmatic approach where prevention has already failed (Shackelford et al. 2013).

After you determine your style, you can then tackle where you should shop to fit your style.

You know there has to be a way to get every question, and this information alone should help you when tackling problems where you don't even know where to start.

It said: "Therefore, tackling unemployment where it remains high and driving down long-term unemployment remain key policy priorities".

Mr Ballmer responded that he wasn't sure that tackling problems where software wasn't fundamental to the solution was appropriate for Microsoft.

"John Kerry picks his battles, and he invests body and soul in tackling conflicts where the human consequences are very high," Samantha Power, the United States Ambassador to the United Nations, told me.

However, a spokesman said that the new revalidation process for clinicians, supported by good performance data, would be a key part of tackling issues where they existed.

Those technical flaws keep Glenn from playing left tackle, where the big money is made.