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Next month the Coalition Government is set to introduce a Libel Reform Bill which campaigners hope will tackle the issue of libel tourism.

This presentation will tackle the issue of healthcare transformation from two perspectives: the patient's perspective and the system and policy perspective.

ECO-Coastal Liners will tackle the issue of adding surface complexity to coastal infrastructure, enhancing its ecological performance, while maintaining all structural properties of the structure.

Labour will tackle the issue of MPs' second jobs where the Tories have shown their true colours in the recent Commons debate.

By Alexia Nader October 9, 2011 This year, a panel at the Frankfurt Book Fair will tackle the issue of rights in the digital age.

Our housing strategy, which will be published later this year, will tackle the issue of persistent homelessness by setting out our approach to creating more affordable housing, while reducing the numbers of vacant properties".

The other will tackle the issues of the day: families without health insurance, children in poverty, guns and violence.

Beginning Wednesday at 2 30 p.m., "Reading Rainbow" will tackle the issues children have faced since Sept. 11 in four episodes centered on these books.

I believe it will tackle the issues which see young women falling behind in educational achievement after the age of 18, despite the fact they lead up to that point.

The health board has since published a series of recommendations detailing how it will tackle the issues raised, with a number of them already carried out.

"I Am Mixed" is the first in line of a larger series called I Am, which will tackle the issues of divorced parents and adoption in the coming months.