Sentence examples similar to free tackling from inspiring English sources

OneAmerica is offering two trips for 2008, one geared toward families and one that is child-free, tackling yet another wrinkle: more incentive winners want to bring the children.

They concluded that meaningful progress had been made on just four - making petrol lead-free, tackling ozone layer depletion, increasing access to clean water and boosting research on marine pollution.

"Just staying on us, not letting us try and make a free tackle".

If you had the Arsenal back four against you and they all had one free tackle you got a right good whack.

This partnership, he says, has helped him to feel freer when tackling a rethink of Purcell.

The aim of MRA, in the words of its founder, Dr Frank Buchman, was to build a "hate-free, fear-free, greed-free world" in tackling the root causes of war and conflict.

Huntford was now free to tackle Nansen.

If he could neutralize the 1st Army, he would have both hands free to tackle the 8th Army, which had become thinned out as its lines of supply had lengthened.

But after anger from the public – who witnessed officers seemingly doing little as youths ran unchecked, burning and looting– and Cameron's intervention, those orders were changed to leave officers free to tackle troublemakers.

RR Civil society policies Plans to make ­people free to tackle local problems through voluntary activity include: ­introducing "easy giving accounts" at publicly-owned banks to allow people to operate charitable ­giving accounts; reforming Gift Aid to operate at a single rate of 23%; and ­reforming the process of criminal record checking so that volunteers need only one record that is portable.

Those I know who have remained childless are frequently the focus of mine and others' envy, travelling as and when they feel the urge, free to tackle careers and challenges that once you become a parent are unthinkable until your chicks have flown the nest.