Sentence examples for delay tackling from inspiring English sources
Don't delay tackling problems that will grow worse if ignored, such as your credit-card bill.
With a Comcast takeover no longer a threat, however, the board no longer has a reason to delay tackling the management issue, investors and analysts said.
Indeed, can collecting more evidence delay tackling the problem?
The food industry's lobbying against consumer friendly food labelling has delayed tackling Europe's growing obesity crisis.
Mr Blair was considered a reformer but only managed modest tweaks in education, delayed tackling welfare and left the management of policing alone.
In these guidelines, we expect our grant recipients to delay tackle football until participants have reached eight years of age, and to limit the number of drills and practice time that involves player-on-player contact.
"The delay in tackling capacity has coincided with the growing involvement of civil servants in buying new trains," said ATOC.
Britain is bracing itself for harsh public spending cuts, and they will come sooner rather than later, if Alistair Darling obliges the group of high-profile economists who on Sunday urged the chancellor not to delay in tackling the deficit.
Since this proportion is projected to rise to 1,960 of 9,306 million (21%) by 2050, any delay in tackling the problem will only increase the magnitude of the difficulties.
"The IPCC report makes plain that further delays in tackling climate change would be dangerous, and 'wait and see' would be a profoundly irrational policy," Stern wrote.
