Sentence examples for ordered to tackle from inspiring English sources

But when ordered to tackle a sector where there was a chance of finding survivors alive, the news brought fresh life to the gang.

Stalin (Richmond Hoxie) orders it done, recognizing the nation-building value of creating a semi-saint, and a couple of scientists named Boris Scott Sowerss) and Vlad (Zach Grenier) are ordered to tackle the job.

Girls from another home recalled being ordered to tackle, pin down and sit on their out-of-control peers; they told of a confinement cell the size of a walk-in closet, where troublemakers were held for days and forced to listen to taped evangelical sermons.

But we don't need to call these problems diseases in order to tackle them.

But to throw out accountability in order to tackle petty interference is to undermine democracy itself.

Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man" did not have to be abandoned in order to tackle immigration.

Encouraging companies to collaborate cross-industry in order to tackle some of the tougher sustainability issues.

* Extremism Bill Creates new banning orders, disruption orders and closure orders to tackle groups and individuals who promote "messages of hate".

These cities must go separately to their far-off federal governments in order to tackle joint local issues.

It will also include civil sanctions – prohibition notices and orders – to tackle their sale on the high street.

Rather, it means rising above such abstract concerns in order to tackle the problems that vex ordinary people.