Sentence examples for direction tackling from inspiring English sources
What marks out the speech from the Blair and Brown era is that rather than taking the centre as given, Miliband wants to shift the gravity of British politics in a progressive direction, tackling inequality and the gap between rich and poor, while forging a more "responsible" British capitalism.
Suddenly a player from another direction tackles the one carrying the ball resulting in a huge melee of players with a seeming primary goal of recovering a lost object somewhere under the pile.
After a brief chase, members of the patrol converged on him from several directions, tackled him and forced him to the ground.
We set off with the same directions: tackle a big problem, listen to customers, work hard, pinch pennies, hire slow, fire fast.
This initiative may mark the start of that new direction in tackling this appalling social blight.
These initiatives are a bold step in the right direction towards tackling gender based violence.
Researchers appreciated being able to seek direction when tackling difficult issues such as Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and directly approaching the community with a message about the prevention of alcohol consumption during pregnancy.
However this study, and others [ 6], relating gross lung lesions to the presence of certain respiratory pathogens in farms and farm management practices, could be used to give producers and veterinarians some direction when tackling respiratory disease in response to their BPHS reports.
But Mr. Hughes had the ability to give simple directions on tackling a technology problem, usually sight unseen, said John Humen, a colleague in the data systems department at Marsh.
"We've got a lot going our direction," left tackle David Diehl said.
Its airpollution campaigner Jenny Bates said: We can't just rely on a change of weather or wind direction to tackle the deadly air pollution incidents which regularly hit Britain – strong Government action is needed to tackle the underlying problem too.
