Sentence examples for was designed to tackle from inspiring English sources

Hackney council said its PSPO was designed to tackle antisocial behaviour linked to street drinking and persistent rough sleeping.

Chad's Future Generations savings fund was designed to tackle the familiar problems of non-renewable natural resources and volatility in the world oil price, so clearly seen in recent months, with crude falling below $50 a barrel.

David Miliband highlighted the claim by chancellor George Osborne in the autumn statement last month that the bill was designed to tackle the high level of benefits paid to people "still asleep, living a life on benefits" as hard-working neighbours leave for the office.

One of the new CF drugs, VX-770, was designed to tackle a much rarer CF-causing mutation.

Colossus was designed to tackle messages enciphered with what was known as a Lorenz machine that had, unbeknownst to the German generals who used it, a fatal flaw.

A delay-time estimator was designed to tackle the problem of the long variable delay time, which was considered the biggest challenge in this project.

"We are now pressing ahead with major reforms that are designed to tackle this unacceptable problem".

The planned new law is "designed to tackle completely unacceptable actions, not punish human error.

However, a few schemes have been designed to tackle these problems.

It's designed to tackle high frequency activity for which it is hard to find any societal benefit.

AT FIVE tonnes and 520 megapixels, it is the biggest digital camera ever built which is fitting, because it is designed to tackle the biggest problem in the universe.