Sentence examples for team to tackle from inspiring English sources

"A new team to tackle grime".

Pick that trio in a mythical team to tackle Mars and the aliens would be fleeing before kick-off.

Mr. Cease, who says he has found evidence of more than 1,200 duplicate pension records, proposed creating a team to tackle the problem.

But whether that will silence growing doubts about the ability of Mr. Hollande and his team to tackle a raft of problems is unclear.

Evidence of progress is clear in the Met's Operation Trident, a dedicated team to tackle the rise in gun attacks, which has broken through the suspicion between blacks and the police.

He also suggested forming a new team to tackle social housing, comprised of politicians, advisers and developers like Stuart Lipton (current chairman of Chelsfield, for whom Chipperfield is designing a new residential scheme in London).

I have seen firsthand the commitment of Defra's new ministerial team to tackling this crucial issue, and the inextricably linked problem of the loss of biodiversity.

Some local councils also have teams to tackle truanting.

"You can put together multinational, innovative, bespoke teams to tackle the really big global challenges.

Editors like Dean Baquet and Glenn Kramon (both quoted in the Inside Climate News post) are masters of marshaling inter-disciplinary teams to tackle complicated, persistent questions.

Abundant examples can be found of local authorities being innovative within current legislation: in their introduction of administrative personal assistants alongside social workers, their integration of drug and alcohol, mental health and domestic violence adult service workers into children and families teams, or the new inter-agency teams to tackle child sexual exploitation.