If someone is frequently turning up to work late or there are inaccuracies in their work, for example, tackle the issue early on.
"Sometimes," for example, tackles police brutality, homelessness, and poverty, but with such a cheerful piano riff that what endures is the hopeful chorus: "Sometimes I feel like I could do anything".
Mr. Vinegrad, for example, tackled a suggestion by Mr. Fischetti that the jurors should disregard the testimony of a main prosecution witness, Eric Turetzky, the first police officer who came forward with information about the assault back in 1997.
A London council, for example, tackled printing by showing that if every employee used one less sheet of paper a day it saved paper equivalent to the height of a local landmark.
The two illustrative examples tackle clinically relevant research questions that have also been addressed in other studies [ 44- 46].
They must, for example, tackle issues such as LGBT.
A can-do attitude means you're prepared to set an example by tackling whatever needs doing, including the less pleasant parts of a job.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, for example, is tackling disease in developing countries by providing $750 million over five years to vaccinate children.
That left little time for their underlings to negotiate tricky matters of substance, for example over tackling climate change, nuclear energy, co-operation in defence, a bilateral investment treaty and more.
