Sentence examples for the specific problem of from inspiring English sources

But the police appear to have stepped up the use of the doctrine in recent years to deal with the specific problem of urban gangs.

There may also be other original solutions to the specific problem of high-rent blight, such as, perhaps, finding ways to let pop-up stores use abandoned spaces on a seasonal basis.

The race and faith inquiry somewhat hurriedly commissioned at that first chairing of the MPA considered the specific problem of poor career progress among officers from minority ethnic and faith groups.

A leaked email to BNP councillors revealed that the party is running a secret campaign to destabilise the Prevent strategy, set up three years ago to tackle "the specific problem of a small minority of young Muslims being attracted to violent groups".

In this paper, this technique is applied to the specific problem of fatigue crack detection.

The specific problem of cantilever beams (strengthening outward pressure) was studied.

Finally the question is extended to the specific problem of developing countries characterised by irregular growth.

The upcoming climate negotiations in Copenhagen ought to address the specific problems of Africa and similarly vulnerable poor parts of the world.

A UNHCR request for £14m to deal with the specific problems of conduit countries such as Italy, Hungary and Bosnia has only reached 9% of the target.

The information deficit on the specific problems of transgender people and the bullying and ridiculing they are subject to also need to be addressed.

"Rather than going after the specific problems of Governor Rowland and his appointees, it was opening up this widespread remedy," he said.