Sentence examples for to tackle through from inspiring English sources

Your editorial (23 May) agrees with the home secretary that bullying and unruliness is difficult to tackle through criminal law.

Mr. Kaminis, who ran as an independent supported by the then-ruling socialist party on his election in 2010, only hinted at the kinds of problems he wanted to tackle through volunteerism.

And again, we've been the broker and the catalyst for that citizen action, citizen engagement, solving the problem, helping to pull together all the private sector partners to take on this huge public health problem, which the U.N. has been trying to tackle through its own agencies.

Prioritisation of which conditions to tackle through the national plan was necessary due to Mozambique's limited resources.

Based on this innovation, there is no need to include an additional variable to tackle the through-flow fields.

"We can't tackle it through health services alone; we need to tackle it through public health efforts….

The NOF is a charity set up in 2000 to raise awareness of obesity and promote ways to tackle it through "achievable and manageable lifestyle changes".

In the last budget the tests were tightened further, with a package of measures to "tackle avoidance through use of personal service companies".

"PHE are committed to helping to tackle obesity through a range of approaches that support action on the local environment to make eating less and being more physically active easier,"  he added.

The idea of compassion they promote is neither that of the "enterprise state" (for which read New Labour's "enabling state"), which attempts to tackle poverty through a series of top-down initiatives, nor that of the condescending paternalist.

"PHE are committed to helping to tackle obesity through a range of approaches that support action on the local environment to make eating less and being more physically active, easier".