Sentence examples for he would tackle from inspiring English sources

After naming the fifth starter, Girardi said he would tackle an order for the bullpen.

Since his intervention, he has not explained just how he would tackle corruption.

He also said he would tackle climate change and oppose international trade agreements.

After all, he's had five more days to clarify how he would tackle gun violence.

Mr. Dougherty said he would tackle that in a future study.

Tsipras told supporters that he would tackle endemic corruption in the country.

"He'd tackle an issue and work and work until he came up with a solution.

If Darling were serious about tackling aviation's emissions, he'd tackle the £9bn subsidy that keeps the cost of flying so artificially low.

If he managed to catch up with the looter, he'd tackle him, handcuff him and go back to pick up the evidence, if it was still there.

It was interesting to see him in such a relaxed environment, and interesting to see how he'd tackle Russell Brand, which in my opinion he did quite well!" Andrew Lawrenson, 22, engineer, St Helens: "He [Miliband] made David Cameron look like an old man with his attack on them both branding it a joke.

He said they would tackle the UK's "chronic" housing shortage.