Sentence examples for will tackle the problem from inspiring English sources

Mr Blair argues that the Conservatives adopted a laisser-faire attitude to the growth of a British underclass; his government will tackle the problem head on.

Treating obesity and diabetes costs the NHS £13.8bn a year and, just as for tobacco, the government will tackle the problem by punishing your and the companies' pockets.

According to the tunnel's backers, the project "will tackle the problem of overflows from the capital's Victorian sewers for at least the next 100 years, and enable the UK to meet European environmental standards".

The survey will tackle the problem in four ways.

The City of Lincoln Council says legal highs have caused considerable anti-social behaviour problems and it is to introduce a ban it hopes will tackle the problem.

Future work will tackle the problem of finding a Markov Chain Monte Carlo implementation of the proposed work with acceptable complexity.

Only a complete change in culture across industry and government and a new food crime unit with the powers of a proper police force will tackle the problems.

But as a teacher in the French higher education system, I'll also be looking to see how the next president will tackle the problems that plague the teaching system in France.

In subsequent work we will tackle the problems of bad metadata, including bad timestamps and unsynchronized clocks, as well as incorrect location data.

Although she says she doesn't come with an agenda, NSF Director Arden Bement hopes that she'll tackle the problem of low retention and graduation rates for undergraduates entering college with plans to major in science, as well as strengthening NSF's ties to the public schools and community colleges from which those students come.

With this success under their belts, they say they will tackle the next problem: daytime noise, from flights that can pass over some parts of London every 90 seconds and that in all affect about 350,000 people.