Sentence examples for decision to tackle from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Baker's decision to tackle World War II seems curious.

An overwhelming 90% of Greeks are opposed to the interim government and its decision to tackle the crisis by pursuing a tough regime of austerity reform.

Mr. Obama, by contrast, made a conscious decision to tackle deficit reduction and health care, for which he set aside $634 billion in his budget, at once.

He has also taken the questionable decision to tackle the problem of his extreme shyness by turning his live performances into a one-man theatre of the absurd.

Whenever I feel uneasy about subject matter, I come to a clear decision to tackle the material and, hopefully do it justice.

"I'm a great car enthusiast," said the film's director, Jonathan Taylor, who said that made his decision to tackle the project "an easy choice," despite the logistical hurdles of filming in New York.

Labour took various decisions to tackle discrimination, she says.

Its fragile coalition government is struggling to take the necessary decisions to tackle the country's manifold problems.

In response to the strike threat, a Conservative spokesman said: "We have had to make difficult decisions to tackle the record deficit we inherited but we have protected spending on schools in real terms and spending per pupil has gone up over the course of this parliament.

But he admitted that Labour had made a strategic decision not to tackle the problem.

But its decision not to tackle head-on the issue of the alleged computer data, pleading lack of expertise, suggests that it is unwilling to go to the heart of the problem in the region.