Sentence examples for to tackle further from inspiring English sources

For that reason, he is unlikely to tackle further painful but necessary reforms.

The real risk would be a cabinet riven by ideological divisions, lacking the cohesion to tackle further reform, which might succumb to the drift of the presidency of Corazon Aquino, Marcos's successor: "a laid-back president, and squabbling advisers and cabinet".But Mr Estrada has a solid power-base among the poor, who trust him and rather like his rough-and-ready image.

One area that seems an obvious one for Opera to tackle further is integration between the functionality it offers on mobile with what it offers on the PC, if only to increase more stickiness with that part of its user base that consumes the internet on both screens.

Third, equity would seem a particularly important dimension to tackle further within UHC efforts as it appears to invoke a difference of opinion (26, 32, 44, 45).

The closing gap was welcomed by ministers and campaigners as a sign of progress though they acknowledged that the disparity in earnings still needs to be tackled further.

(The students acknowledged this spring that they were only now beginning to tackle the further challenges of folding shirts and socks).

"We are determined to tackle the further challenges raised in the report in order to deliver rapid improvement over the coming months," she said.

N'Golo Kanté's busy energy as Chelsea's new midfield shield has given the creators a platform upon which to perform – the France international has slipped seamlessly into this setup – though Oscar was just as feverish with his tackling further up the pitch.

This can be used for better planning of TB management and tackling further increase in the level of MDR-TB.

He now has a European cause fairer trade policies, greater economic dynamism to tackle unemployment and further enlargement that few in any of the main parties would take issue with.

A pause might enable British and American forces to tackle the resistance further south, and perhaps allow some time for other American units destined for Kuwait to catch up: Donald Rumsfeld, the defence secretary, has been stung by accusations that his invasion force is too light, and that he himself is over-infatuated with air power and gizmos.