Sentence examples for cold tackling from inspiring English sources

Mr Milburn urged a "drive to bring the voluntary sector in from the cold", tackling the "vicious cycle" of tentative, short-term contracts that prevented charities delivering services.

The best way to kick nagging colds, tackle tough travel periods and be at your best is to make sure you sleep.

Has the top table got cold feet over tackling such an intractable problem?

This navy model was inspired by a safari jacket — perfect for tackling cold-weather urban wildlife.

Simple measures to tackle cold and damp properties or to provide the adaptations that allow people to live independently could make a huge difference.

Without employing cold arrogance, they tackle the choreography with a knowing sassiness, and rarely has the dance looked as beautiful as on the expansive, sweeping stage of the Rose Theater.

The bill also includes the power to retrospectively add profiles of those convicted of serious offences before 2004 to the database to enable the police to tackle "cold cases".

Ms Lucas said a free nationwide insulation programme to tackle cold homes, specifically in areas blighted by fuel poverty, would help two million children.

But spy chief Pamela Thornton Gillian Andersonn) brings him in from the cold for a special mission, tackling a dastardly international conspiracy to assassinate the Chinese premier.

But instead of sleuthing in the second world war, he will be tackling crime during the cold war.

Shadow minister Chris Bryant said Labour had been calling on the government to act for "years" and welcomed its "belated acceptance of our calls for stronger powers to tackle cold-calling".