Sentence examples for were needed to tackle from inspiring English sources

Blears said cultural pressure was working but new avenues were needed to tackle the issue.

Leaders of healthcare professionals who care for pregnant women acknowledged the problem but said more staff were needed to tackle it.

Meanwhile, Greenpeace argued that it was misguided to support the oil industry rather than helping renewable technologies which were needed to tackle global warming.

But they said the health service would not benefit from the extra medics for another decade and that others were needed to tackle doctor shortages.

Chris Sorek, chief executive of the charity Drinkaware, added that a range of measures were needed to tackle alcohol-related problems.

In those days there were no black MPs, but several Labour MPs and civil rights campaigners also said the underlying problem was inequality and that resources were needed to tackle race discrimination and its fallout.

Radical measures are needed to tackle such deep-seated, apparently  intractable problems.

Overall, it believes that $1 billion will be needed to tackle the crisis.

A national task force was needed to tackle the problem, he said.

This latest report reinforces how urgently action is needed to tackle the problem.

"We strongly believe an all-encompassing approach is needed to tackle obesity.