Sentence examples for charge of tackling from inspiring English sources

Aleksandar Vulin, Serbia's minister in charge of tackling the crisis, told Reuters: "They will have to open the border".

Mike Weatherley, the Tory MP placed in charge of tackling copyright infringement by David Cameron, has called for education about copyright to begin in the classroom.

The Royal Air Force deployed a Tornado jet to capture detailed images of the areas hit by flooding, after a request from those in charge of tackling the crisis in the Thames valley.

The Royal Air Force has deployed a Tornado jet to capture detailed images of the areas hit by flooding, after a request from those in charge of tackling the crisis in the Thames valley.

Updated at 10.49am GMT 9.48am GMT The Royal Air Force has deployed a Tornado jet to capture detailed images of the areas hit by flooding, after a request from those in charge of tackling the crisis in the Thames valley.

Welsh ports could be seen as a "soft target" for human traffickers, warns the official in charge of tackling the problem.

Banana growers will be charged 75c per kilo to pay for the costs of tackling the devastating banana freckle fungus.

He has been charged with putting classical learning and moral worthiness before art, and of tackling only a narrow area of subjects in his plays.

Instead of tackling such issues, Washington has blundered into financial services and "denigrat[ed] great institutions," Dimon charged.

Don't be afraid of tackling.

"It is, of course, completely fair to debate the morality . . . of using drug charges to tackle underlying violence," Pfaff observes, to his credit.