Sentence examples for asked to tackle from inspiring English sources

Telecoms bosses will be asked to tackle roaming charges when making calls from abroad.

On the strength of this success, I was asked to tackle the mess hall.

Entrants were asked to tackle one of five issues highlighted by a panel of Harvard faculty in February.

But asked to tackle the most basic of feminist topics and, she confessed recently, she breaks into a cold sweat.

The advisors were asked to tackle a challenging question: How do we improve impact in the real world especially in the networked world?

As well as interpreting the scope of the royal prerogative, it is being asked to tackle questions about the devolution settlement.

Helen Goodman is the Labour MP for Bishop Auckland A year ago, when asked how to tackle the gap between supply and demand in social housing, my instinctive answer would most likely have been: build more houses.

She was asked to review efforts to tackle gun and knife crime last summer.

It asked them to tackle the complex interactions between increasing weather extremes and the impacts on health.

In recent studies, my team and I asked participants to tackle a difficult problem and then introduced a "benefactor" to help them solve it.

Actor/director Mark Rylance (himself a Benedick to Janet McTeer's Beatrice in 1993) saw that show and immediately asked them to tackle Much Ado.