Sentence examples for be tackled at the from inspiring English sources
"Some issues can only be tackled at the European level," says John Lisney, 27, a Brit who works in Brussels for the League of Young Voters in Europe.
They stressed that the refugee crisis must be tackled at the source of the problem, warning that Europe cannot simply "donate our way out of the crisis".
The AMA called on the Australian government to step in and provide assistance, saying the problem must be tackled at the source to ensure it did not spread.
But Sun Tui's work draws on neuroscience that suggests trauma reactions must be tackled at the deepest layers of the brain.
State-sponsored doping programmes (Russia) or endemic use within a sport (cycling and Team Sky) are inexcusable and need to be tackled at the highest level.
It ended up in the hands of a third Hurricane, safety Edward Reed, who snatched it from Walters as Walters was about to be tackled at the 20.
He weaved upfield before he was tackled at the Jets' 42.
"I was tackled at the same time I received the ball," he said.
Copeland was tackled at the 31, and the clock ran out.
The game ended with Mario Manningham gaining 7 yards before being tackled at the Broncos' 9-yard line.
