Sentence examples for to tackle over from inspiring English sources

That unfairness is what Susan Hay set out to tackle over a decade ago.

This is a place where people perch on walls or else pester street corners, and it is this lack of conviviality that a new project is set to tackle over the next month.

The other day, when I was listening to the House of Representatives debate the debt ceiling, I tried to imagine ways to make Congress as easy to tackle over the dinner table as the Three Bears.

The latest report from the House of Lords science and technology committee, published today, highlights three things that government and the science community must work together to tackle over the coming months.

There is room for negotiation and compromise in this process; the focus should be on those reforms that allow democracy to survive, with the longer-term project of establishing civilian control over the military left to the people of Egypt to tackle over time.

This could be extended beyond physical and mental health to incorporate race, gender and LGBT equality as a mantra to tackle over representation in inpatient care, extend culturally relevant talking therapies, revisiting commissioning models and empowering service users, carers and the wider community around leadership and accountability.

The other is to tackle over-prescription.

The teachers' union says staff need more guidance on how to tackle this over-sexualised youth culture.

An exemplar-based VC system using non-negative matrix factorization (NMF) has also been proposed to tackle the over-smoothing problems [16,24].

Homelessness minister Marcus Jones said: "No one should ever have to sleep rough, which is why we have increased central funding to tackle homelessness over the next four years to £139m".

In July I was invited by Demos to join its Commission on Residential Care, which in part aims to tackle problems over negative perceptions of care homes and champion best practice.