Sentence examples for with a view to tackling from inspiring English sources

Renzi could be persuaded by the president to form another government with a view to tackling the electoral system.

Would he rest players with a view to tackling an early kick-off in the Premier League on Saturday at Goodison Park?

Only a concerted programme of engagement with a view to tackling rural deprivation is going to work in the long term if the Naxalites are going to be starved of their support.

Rabbatts added: "It is increasingly clear that steps are needed as a matter of urgency to review governance at the Premier League with a view to improving accountability and tackling head on a culture that demeans women and seems to discourage their involvement in the game's administration.

"It is increasingly clear that steps are needed as a matter of urgency to review governance at the Premier League with a view to improving accountability and tackling head on a culture that demeans women and seems to discourage their involvement in the game's administration," said Rabbatts.

In particular, the notoriously rigid and hard-to-reform Employment Protection legislation (EPL) systems of Southern European countries have been profoundly shaken with a view to stimulate job creation and tackle the problem of labour market segmentation at a juncture where severe budgetary cuts to reassure markets and put public finances on a sustainable footing where necessary.

Another area the bill is expected to tackle is the oversight regime for investigatory powers — with a view to replacing the problematic, 15-year-old RIPA legislation with a clear legal framework for surveillance.

More recently, Philip Morris sued Uruguay after it adopted a number of anti-tobacco regulations with a view to implementing the 2003 World Health Organisation's framework convention on tobacco control, aimed at tackling the health dangers posed by tobacco.

This paper presents a survey of the recent proposals for green wireless communications, with a view to understanding the most relevant sources of inefficient energy consumption and how these are tackled by current solutions.

Gain a better understanding of your particular form of cancer, with a view to maximizing your self-help strategies, possibly including lifestyle changes (diet etc), to assist your own body as it tackles the disease.

Interventions to tackle these can take the form of awareness campaigns to raise knowledge of the impacts of behaviours on others with a view to changing behaviours (for example raising awareness of the impacts of second hand smoke on children), or more direct regulations to control behaviours to reduce the negative externalities, as has been seen with the regulations on smoking in public places.