Sentence examples for case tackling from inspiring English sources

15 It might be anticipated that players at a higher level would have greater technical expertise in the tackle, but the injury incidence for this event was higher in group A clubs as compared to groups B and C. In any case, tackling proficiency was not associated with injury risk in professional rugby league players.

We demonstrate the applicability of the design triangle by three use cases tackling the time-oriented aspects explicitly.

Robb Adkins, the director of the task force at the Justice Department, said the department did not have a count of the number of cases tackled by the task force excluding overlaps and cases where most of the work took place before the task force began.

Both cases tackle with deployment of unconventional content that departed from the methodology used to-date on the particular programs or level of education, in an attempt to generate alternatives of conventional teaching patterns of design.

Get a small train case, tackle box or toolbox to keep your manicure and pedicure supplies.

At the same time, the Scottish Trades Union Congress warned against the two sides of the independence debate "spinning" the figures to suit their own case, when tackling inequality was the most pressing issue.

He describes a "pincer movement" of land acquisition which builds the case for tackling the trickiest section.

He said Cameron had set out a "forceful case for tackling the deficit", a task that remained the "top priority" of businesses.

"It acknowledges the critical role of law enforcement efforts, but makes the case that tackling this issue must also include education, training and better access to treatment and services," he said.

Much negative play has been made of the phrase "we are all in this together", but it actually rings true in the case of tackling the issues arising from the use of education agents.

In the coalition agreement, outlining its programme for the current Parliament, the Government made a clear an unambiguous case for tackling health inequalities, arguing on page 28 of the document: "We will investigate ways of improving access to preventative healthcare for those in disadvantaged areas to help tackle health inequalities".