Sentence examples for definition of tackling from inspiring English sources

It's time for this to stop!" To lighten things up, Hosea could have amused the youngsters by reading the official definition of tackling, codified at Rule 3, Section 34 of the N.F.L. Rulebook: "The use of hands or arms by a defensive player in his attempt to hold a runner or throw him to the ground".

Don't be afraid of tackling.

Alternative, outcome-oriented definitions to tackle this conceptual problem, like equating "resilience = absence of PTSD symptoms" [ 24], may thus appear both simple and elegant.

The following section presents the definition of two problems tackled in this work and a high-level vision of the proposed solution.

It fails to tackle the definition of nature of life and instead defers the problem to an omniscient microbiologist who, it is assumed, can always provide an answer.

First things first, let tackle a working definition of knowledge, which is almost impossible.

I think Dr. Tyson's attempt to tackle the mysterious definition of dark matter catalyzed a journey I had taken many times before.

The Labour party has formally adopted a definition of Islamophobia, arguing that it is vital to tackling the rise of far-right racism.

To tackle the ambiguity around the definition of social enterprise, this week we asked 50 individuals, who either work in or have been inspired by the sector, to tell us what social enterprise means to them.

I worry that we don't have a very good definition of consciousness yet which makes it hard to tackle.

Thus, the BN framework tackles parameter interaction directly through the definition of the graphical model.