Sentence examples for combat tackle from inspiring English sources

The combat tackle zone is going to be a battle for the whole 80 minutes with Wales good at slowing your ball down and winning quick possession for themselves".

The government's strategy towards the Muslim community meant links that might have helped combat extremism and tackle radicalisation have fallen away.

The report, published every five years, follows the adoption in September of the sustainable development goals (SDGs), which state that gender equality and women's empowerment need to be front and centre of efforts to combat poverty and tackle inequality and climate change by 2030.

That vision -- to combat poverty by tackling its determinants -- is not something to be achieved easily.

In an email to The New York Times, one of the foundation's board members, Miklos Szantho, said that while his group had an undeniably right-wing agenda, it is an independent and private entity that will work to sustain a "balanced" media environment in Hungary, combat fake news and tackle political correctness.

Do we give them the skills to tackle and combat media messages?

The measures include plans to combat tax evasion and tackling fuel and tobacco smuggling.

Johnson had argued that good tackling could combat pure bulk and, for all the South African pressure, the determined Scottish defence was holding on heroically.

Since the whole issue of carrier cancellation is tackled to combat strong leakage signals, we expect that most RFID readers will operate in high CNR regimes so that the skewness of the fast algorithm's error distribution is not an issue, and bias compensation is superfluous.

Some have criticized the legislation as not going far enough to combat the opioid crisis or tackle its root causes.

Norman Baker opened a new Coalition rift after he condemned the Tories for "suppressing" two Home Office reports which set out plans to tackle addiction and combat the popularity of "legal highs".