Sentence examples for toward tackling from inspiring English sources
The turn in both parties toward tackling the cost of the entitlement programs has been building.
The authority directed $40 million toward tackling the backlog, including hiring more than 400 workers for repair jobs.
So his latest investment goes toward tackling what he apparently thinks is one of the world's most pressing problems: wasted time.
Very often, the resources and energy of development organizations and nongovernmental organizations are funneled toward tackling crisis situations and not addressing the long-term issues.
economists praised the Europeans for taking some steps toward tackling a chronic debt and banking crisis but said more action and greater speed was needed.
By the beginning of 1985, more than 5,500 people had died from the disease but the US government had taken few significant steps toward tackling it.
Further, Clinton argued that the antipathy from the current administration toward companies tackling renewable energy and climate change were making U.S. companies less competitive in global markets.
This would solve several problems at once like creating good jobs, generating tax receipts, lowering energy bills, insulating the economy from the geopolitics and price volatility of fossil fuels, and boldly striding toward Paris by tackling climate change.
The Housing First! coalition calls for a long-term plan to create and preserve more than 185,000 units of affordable housing, a major step toward ending homelessness and tackling the serious housing crisis facing virtually all New Yorkers.
UNITED NATIONS — With the international treaty seeking to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons already wobbly, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday called for it to be buttressed with renewed commitments toward disarmament and for tackling the knotty issue of a Middle East free of nuclear weapons.
Opponents try to stop any advance toward their goal line by tackling the runner or by batting down or intercepting passes.
