Sentence examples for with the aim of tackling from inspiring English sources

Allows widespread data sharing between the government agencies with the aim of tackling fraud.

And more roads need not conflict with the aim of tackling global warming.

In 2010, I interviewed Mark Thompson in Edinburgh, with the aim of tackling the myth of BBC leftwingery.

These are part of the government's Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder programme, a multi-billion pound policy launched in 2002 with the aim of tackling "areas of market failure".

The company was started by five students at Beijing University in 2014 with the aim of tackling the irritating "final mile" challenge in urban areas.

"We've arranged the classes with the aim of tackling food poverty, it's about teaching those on a small budget how to still eat well," explains project manager Caroline Rognon.

The EU's naval force, with a headquarters in Rome, will have the aim of tackling people-smugglers operating from Libya.

The aim of tackling is to get your opponent on the ground, a player can't run without his legs.

In addition, these projects represented an important advance in developing a plan for an international initiative that would expand the ongoing phenotyping effort from hundreds of mouse lines to thousands, with the ultimate aim of tackling the whole genome.

A new digital skills training fund will be piloted in the U.K. in January which will offer loans to non-graduate young people from East London with the dual aim of tackling the ongoing U.K. tech skills shortage while also addressing a socio-economic gap that tech risks exacerbating.

The year-long fellowship seeks to develop the next generation of science leaders through interdisciplinary research, mentoring and professional development with the aim of helping the fellows tackle the world's most pressing problems.