Sentence examples for will help to tackle from inspiring English sources

"Developing the UK's massive small-scale renewable energy potential will help to tackle climate change, create new green jobs and industries, and increase our energy security".

The powers will help to tackle serious organised crime and help police track paedophiles, terrorists and criminals, she told The Sun.

In the view of Neven Mimica, the EU commissioner for international cooperation and development, the package will help to tackle the root causes of migration from Eritrea.

The latest version, called Dermaflannel, is scarily described as a chemical peel in a flannel with microfibres that will help to tackle acne, scars, fine lines and liver spots.

The scholarships can last from three months to a year and Bevilacqua says they will help to tackle the disease, but the only way to really reduce malaria in the region is to stop illegal mining.

The difference in emissions has been the chief basis for claims by the gas industry that this new form of gas represents a "green" shift that will help to tackle climate change.

Be clear on what the risks are to that projected income, and try to have a plan B. This will also help to tackle risk aversion.

They will also help to tackle another pressing issue: the fact that many European prisons have become a breeding ground for Islamic extremism, including some of the perpetrators of the Paris and Brussels attacks.

One of the sessions at the Forum's annual meeting this week in Davos, Switzerland, will explore how those principles can help to tackle urgent social, economic and environmental problems.

With communities secretary Eric Pickles blocking the development of wind farms, planning policy will play an important part in helping to tackle the energy 'trilemma' in the coming years.

"Only full powers over welfare, employment and social policy will help us to tackle child poverty and allow Scotland to become a fairer country".