Sentence examples for face and tackle from inspiring English sources

Calm may also be restored because, above all, eurozone leaders are desperate to stay inside the currency zone to save face and tackle internal problems they themselves are incapable of dealing with (corruption in Greece and employment protections in Italy and Spain are two examples).

FAO supports small family farmers overcome the many constraints they face and tackle today's challenges.

Face reality and tackle each hurdle to changing your life one step and one day at a time.

To me, that's not what we mean when we talk about facing and tackling the very serious issues around violent extremism.

This is arguably the biggest challenge Labour faces, and tackling it has to start with a realisation some might see as counterintuitive to the point of logical impossibility: that all of sudden, it is the "left behind" who hold the key to the country's future.

Such inertia is thus quite serious, and if it is not faced and tackled, it will make a dynamic renovation of the ingredients of education very difficult.

It is up to the housing sector to provide robust evidence of the reality young people face and to tackle these reforms in an attempt to mitigate or change them.

And when you add over-farming, over-fishing and climate change to the mix, you have to wonder if many of today's ingredients will even be available 25 years from now.I'm convinced the best way to face the future and tackle these diet-related problems is to arm people with knowledge and skills.

World leaders attending that summit must "face this crisis and tackle the scourge of malnutrition for good", said Ms Whitbread.

Long before athletes tweeted, and in-your-face dunks and tackles could be shared by millions instantly, Meadowlark Lemon became one of the most popular sports personalities in the world.

It discusses important issues that most teenagers will face and manages to tackle them brilliantly.