Sentence examples for be called to tackle from inspiring English sources

The army would be called to tackle a terrorist threat, but it could take time for them to mobilise.

One thousand firefighters were called to tackle the blazes, according to Xianhau.

Ninety firefighters and 18 fire engines were called to tackle the flames at Prezzo Italian restaurant in Harrogate.

Crews from across North Yorkshire were called to the scene, with 114 firefighters tackling the blaze.

Scientists from the US, Canada and the WHO were called in to tackle the outbreak in Mexico.

Ultimately, all asset classes must be called on to help tackle social and environmental problems in the US – philanthropic donations are not enough on their own, he says.

Blocking tight end Brandon Manumaleuna will be called upon to help the tackles, limiting Mike Martz's ability to send five receivers on pass patterns.

Earlier this year, the military was called in to help tackle the drug gangs operating in the neighbourhoods, and violence against women is particularly acute.

At age 70, with his voice in astonishingly good shape, he tackles what could loosely be called a religious album, though it encompasses songs by everyone from Bob Dylan to John Lee Hooker to Billie Joe Shaver and Susan Werner.

A renewed emphasis on using aid in Britain's interest – the strategy is called "tackling global challenges in the national interest" – has civil society commentators particularly exercised.

Specialist crews and equipment were called in to complete work tackling the smoldering, molten sugar in the silos.