Sentence examples for the process of tackling from inspiring English sources

It will create momentum for the next part of the process of tackling climate change.

Over time, the optimists say, the process of tackling carbon emissions will "ratchet up".

RBS, which could face a bill of £9bn from the DoJ, is in the process of tackling as many as 20 lawsuits relating to the matter.

In the process of tackling just one quality measure, they managed to build new competencies and rally providers in a way that helped fuel subsequent efforts.

Dismissing criticism by the British judge Sir Nicolas Bratza – the court's president – the justice secretary insisted the declaration would speed up the process of tackling the backlog of more than 150,000 cases waiting to be heard.

In the process of tackling many pressing issues, such as health care reform and the economic crisis, lawmakers exposed the world to a flawed legislative system of backroom deals, outdated rules and procedures, and obsolete committee structures that favored obstruction over deliberation, partisanship over statesmanship, and narrow interests over national objectives.

But if it passes clinical tests, the researchers believe it will be used alongside existing cancer treatments, as part of the complex process of tackling the disease.

The only time that Saracens really threatened to score again was at the end when replacement scrum-half Ben Spencer found a gap in the defence near the posts and, in the process of being tackled, flipped the ball to Jamie George but the substitute hooker knocked the ball on with the line at his mercy.

The Church of England also issued a statement in which, while it said it had no official position for or against fracking, it implied it was in favour of the process to tackle fuel poverty, if it is done with enough safeguards.

In light of this, we call ourselves members of a "project" rather than a prescribed solution, as we are in the process of exploring and tackling issues as they arise.

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