Sentence examples for fed tackled from inspiring English sources

After America came off the gold standard in 1971, businesses wanted a way of protecting themselves against the movements in exchange rates, just as they sought protection against swings in interest rates after Paul Volcker, Mr Greenspan's predecessor as chairman of the Fed, tackled inflation in the 1980s.

New rules on more responsible ways to produce, sell and use medicated feed to tackle the spread of antimicrobial resistance were informally agreed with Council's negotiators on Tuesday.

The parliamentary report is expected to propose a new publicly funded body, known as Feeding Britain, to tackle hunger among poor people.

The nutrition surveys and school feeding programme helps tackle malnutrition, as well as attracting children back to school.

And while the toxic chemical carbon disulphide is still used in manufacturing, this is now fed back into the system, tackling environmental concerns.

After Jake Emmitt was penalised for a high tackle, Murrell fed Ben Galea for the third Rovers' try.

He chipped ahead of the black-shirted Falcons ranks, slipped a Clegg tackle and fed a team-mate out wide who then moved the ball back inside for Leota to steam across the whitewash.

On third down, Woodall turned, fed him the ball and Mercein was tackled in the end zone by Jim File, the middle linebacker, for the safety.

Straight from the kick-off, Sonny Bill Williams, who was given a scare in the opening minute of the match when he took a heavy tackle from Adam Walker, fed Johnson who added to the tally and his own kick made it 26-0 athehe break.

– and Nick mainly fed himself his chicken pie, once I'd tackled the pastry for him.

It urged the government to do more to tackle corruption feeding off the back of its aid programme.