Sentence examples for taking steps to tackle from inspiring English sources

He also urged eurozone governments to continue taking steps to tackle their deficits.

Many organisations are already taking steps to tackle these issues and new doctors are keen to get involved in different ways.

By taking a stand you are not behaving unprofessionally: you are simply taking steps to tackle an issue that is no doubt affecting others too.

There will, of course, be cynicism about companies and organisations that stick the Tck Tck Tck logo on advertising for their products, thereby greening their products, without taking steps to tackle their own pollution issues.

Some regional authorities, such as those in London and Manchester, are taking steps to tackle air pollution, but central government has been widely criticised for its lack of action.

Dr Andrea Danese, one of the authors of the report, said: "Taking steps to tackle obesity and high blood inflammation is important because both can lead to serious and potentially life-threatening conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

"We will also take steps to tackle the commercialisation of childhood".

We will also take steps to tackle the commercialisation and sexualisation of childhood.

Previous Republican presidents have taken steps to tackle an overvalued dollar.

The sports minister Hugh Robertson urged governments to take steps to tackle the problem before the Commonwealth Games in Delhi last October.

The UKgovernment must take steps to tackle air pollution within days or face further legal action, it has been warned.