The phrase "as tackle" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression and cannot be used in any context without additional clarification.
Example: "The team needs to focus on their strategy as tackle is not the only solution."
Alternatives: "as a solution" or "as an approach".
Horace would not likely have envisioned instructions quite as mundane as "tackle a nagging task".
She was a wide receiver for the Sharks, and she said that flag football was not nearly as physical as tackle football.
Lancaster certainly has no plans to bring in club sides as tackle fodder this summer, reasoning he has sufficient bodies desperate to be involved to keep everyone honest.
The BBC Trust, in the corporation's annual report last week, said the BBC had to do more to put more women on television, as well as tackle a lack of black, Asian and minority ethnic actors on-screen.
Ms. Ellison said she wants to help overcome local obstacles in housing, employment and education as well as tackle increasing traffic and transportation problems and issues like dwindling open space.
The yard owns no motorized devices to hoist timbers that weigh up to several tons, relying almost entirely on what Mr. Benjamin referred to as Egyptian technology -- planks and rollers -- as well as tackle and occasionally a small hydraulic jack.
Preening about, 2nd-touch-as-tackle and falling-down-whingeing to the referee…guess normal service has resumed tonight… It's not looking good for E Johnson, is it?
Neither of those decisions count as tackling global poverty.
"Tackling depression and anxiety would be four times as effective as tackling poverty.
Quality play was generally lacking as tackles flew in and shirts were pulled.
As tackles go, it had the power to shift tectonic plates.
