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His construction priorities include projects like the freight rail tunnel to New Jersey and new subway lines, which, while desirable, cannot be tackled until the existing infrastructure is restored.

Cable backed the deal – hammered out under the codename Project Merlin to cover issues such as lending, bonuses and pay disclosure – but then said the underlying cause of excessive bonuses would not be tackled until the report by the government commission into the future of banking, chaired by Sir John Vickers.

It was unlikely that this would be tackled until after the presidential and congressional elections in 2012.

He said the situation could not be tackled until now – even though a report commissioned from Clifford Chance in 2014 had highlighted the issues of poorly structured fees – because the FCA review had been continuing.

Last week, legislative leaders and Gov. David A. Paterson were having trouble reaching a deal on closing the budget deficit, which will not be tackled until 2009.

Corruption won't be tackled until laws and regulations are put into action and civil society and the media are genuinely free".

But many problems cannot be tackled until Kosovo's final status is clearer.Full independence, partition or something in-between?

A jumping player cannot be tackled until they stand and only shoulder-to-shoulder contact is allowed; deliberate infringement of this law is dangerous play, and results in a penalty kick.

Minus the ability to have a full-length football field crammed onto the stage of a relatively small theatre, a director can make sure that drummers are drumming, runners are running, and tacklers are tackling until a sad and noticeably subdued man comes onstage in a wheelchair.

Though this week's Supreme Court decision prompted more calls for action in Congress, it's unlikely it will be tackled in a meaningful way until next year.

But they cannot, since neither will be in charge until January and the crisis must be tackled immediately.