Sentence examples similar to no longer tackled from inspiring English sources

"They raised the idea," said Tagliabue, "that it was no longer tackle football.

They raised the idea that it was no longer tackle football.

It has been encouraging to hear of projects being implemented that not only demonstrate understanding of the link between the issues but also the recognition that we can no longer tackle resource challenges in silos.

Ivy League football players will no longer tackle each other during regular season practice, The New York Times reports.

My colleagues and I called this model of international relations "green pluralism," to recognize two important shifts: sovereign states no longer tackle environmental challenges alone, and treaty compliance occurs best in a focused adversarial relationship between the private sector and elements of civil society.

For instance, Lyons conveniently fails to mention Google, which is arguably tackling many of the hard engineering problems he laments are no longer being tackled.

Similar to several other countries in Europe, a policy debate has emerged in Flanders (Belgium) arguing that flood risks should no longer be tackled by water managers alone but should become a shared responsibility between water managers, other governmental actors and citizens.

Four years ago, Obama said we could no longer postpone tackling the big problems.

If we are to keep Australia safe and free, racism is an evil we can no longer avoid tackling head-on.

Tinkering around the edges is no longer enough to tackle the greatest threat the world faces".

With publishers consolidating their inventory into fewer sources, DSPs no longer have to tackle the fragmentation of supply, a historical point of friction and inefficiency.