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The agency said today that it would tackle those challenges by increasing review of its examiners' work, and by inviting representatives of the software industry to help educate the agency's staff.

We made sure it would tackle all forms of terrorism, not just Islamist-related terrorism.

But higher rates would damage the rest of the economy, as much as it would tackle market excess.

It may not be perfect, but at least it would tackle the question of fairness between people and between place.

The coalition promised it would tackle this urgently, they now need to demonstrate they mean what they say.

It would tackle the causes of Islamic terrorism.Strong, but vulnerableThe doctrine drew on two contradictory beliefs: that America was mighty enough to reorder the world and that it was vulnerable to still worse attacks.

If they were to say it in my face, then I would tackle them.

After agricultural crime cost the south-west of England £7.6m in 2011, BBC News has asked Devon and Cornwall's police and crime commissioner (PCC) candidates how they would tackle it.

So, practice how you would face them, what you would say in such case, how you would respond, how you would tackle it …because introverts are usually not extemporaneous speakers and need time to prepare.

In a perfect world, said Mike Westhoff, the Jets' special-teams coordinator, Folk's kickoffs would land 7 yards deep in the end zone, the other team would decide to bring it out, and the Jets would tackle the returner behind the 15-yard line.

The Department of Health said it would introduce a new dental contract which would tackle fraud by streamlining and simplifying payments.