Sentence examples for urgently tackled from inspiring English sources

Teenage violence needs to be urgently tackled.

The World Bank, the International Energy Agency and the United Nations are among those who say it's an issue that needs to be urgently tackled.

The review, published in February by Ian Livingstone and Alex Hope, who are leading figures in those industries, called for the state of ICT in schools to be "urgently tackled".

Sir Harpal Singh Kumar, the chief executive of Cancer Research UK, warned that more hospitals may do the same as the Churchill unless ministers urgently tackled big holes in the NHS's cancer workforce.

That review, by Ian Livingstone and Alex Hope, who are leading figures in the games and visual effects industries, called for the poor state of ICT in schools to be "urgently tackled".

I agree that multi-generational unemployment has to be urgently tackled, that it is worth taking poorly paid work in the hope that it will create greater opportunities down the line.

We must urgently tackle this culture of inaccessible politics.

He warns of "social unrest" if the government does not urgently tackle the issue of the lack of affordable housing.

The actor Lily Cole will, on Tuesday, call on British MPs to urgently tackle the global illiteracy crisis.

"Ministers must urgently tackle rocketing fuel bills by introducing a comprehensive energy-saving programme and ending the nation's reliance on increasingly costly fossil fuels.

"Government must urgently tackle the causes of excessive workload, provide the funding needed for additional pupil places and restore teachers' pay to a level that will attract newcomers".