Ever since Mr. Obama took office, critics of his leadership style have accused him of tackling too many initiatives at once.
Slade is asked how it feels to be flanked by Muliaina, who gets his 100th cap because of the injury to the brilliantly emerging full-back Israel Dagg, and Mealamu, the hooker who found some notoriety in the company of his friend and ferocious former team-mate Tana Umaga when they were accused of spear-tackling Lions captain Brian O'Driscoll in Christchurch six years ago.
Kabul has been accused of failing to tackle the Taliban.
The Scottish government was further accused of failing to tackle questions about how an independent Scotland would pay for its state pensions and for heavy debts in cross-border public and private sector pension funds.
Rather than merely focusing on gender and race (as it was accused of), it sought to tackle other areas of inequality related to class and age discrimination.
Low-interest finance and lossmaking fleet sales kept production up, and the profits that could be made churning out huge pickup trucks and sport-utility vehicles skewed GM's model range away from more efficient passenger cars.In recent weeks Mr Wagoner has been accused of abjectly failing to tackle GM's problems.
By muddying the waters in this way, pharmaceutical companies have been accused of hijacking efforts to tackle a public health problem in order to protect their own products (Clift 2010).
July 22 , 20141.31pm BST Philip Hollobone, a Conservative, asks what the department will do to give people afraid of being accused of Islamophobia the confidence to tackle extremism.
The government has been accused of not doing enough to tackle online abuse directed at children, following the death of a 14-year-old Hannah Smith, who became the latest child to kill herself after being bullied online.
Before his re-election last year, Mr Zuma was accused of not doing enough to tackle corruption and high levels of youth unemployment.
