Sentence examples for that has tackled from inspiring English sources

Armstrong stands out as a rare example of a hospital that has tackled these problems.

"Stroked" is part of a continuing 10th anniversary tribute-album series by the Web site that has tackled Radiohead's "OK Computer," among others.

Regeneration One council that has tackled the tricky issue of HMOs in this way is Lancaster council, which worked with Adactus Housing Association to acquire a large number of properties in Morecambe's West End as part of the area's regeneration.

Socialtext is another company that has tackled enterprise social networking, but from a desktop perspective.

We've passed legislation that has tackled the tough challenges that America faces, only to see our Senate colleagues do nothing," Boehner said to reporters in mid-February.

The digital world is cold, no matter how many sunny photos or smiley videos a person posts — and "Jawline" understands that better than anything else that has tackled the phenomenon.

But other "South Park" episodes that have tackled religion have provoked more extreme responses.

There was a seriousness of purpose about their effort that has been lacking in most of the hearings in Washington that have tackled the financial crisis.

Instead, it highlights the successes of governments and NGOs that have tackled children's lack of liquidity in the traditional way by giving their families money.

Previous programmes that have tackled the environment – including Blue Planet II – have led to some criticism of the broadcaster for allegedly preaching to viewers.

Those countries that have tackled working poverty and vulnerable employment have reaped rewards in terms of rising living standards and stronger growth, the ILO says.