Sentence examples similar to this means tackles from inspiring English sources

"This means tackling the deep conservatism that exists in some 'solid' Labour areas.

This means tackling the systems and structures that keep people poor within and beyond countries.

Stopping this means tackling a big money-making industry, and this would not be a popular move.

This means tackling still unresolved questions about the supply of resources to the IMF, the way it lends that money to governments in need, the demand for loans from emerging economies and the way the fund is governed.Start with the fund's $500 billion of extra resources, the centrepiece of the G20's announcements.

This means tackling the power of the finance sector and its role in not only pushing up food prices but prioritising investment in crops that make a huge profit, like maize, over those that may be more sustainable and locally appropriate, like millet.

This means tackling the dominance of the teachers unions, but also paying good teachers more.

This means tackling racial and gender bias simultaneously.

This means tackling what educational institutions teach and changing how our media discusses these issues.

This means tackling structural gender inequalities as well as cultural norms that prevent the full participation of girls and women around the world.

This means tackling the barriers that keep children away from school, such as poverty, remoteness, stigma and discrimination.

This means tackling possible failings in advance to prevent them from becoming a reality.